If these first-look photos of Mischief Theatre's Groan Ups don't put you in touch with your 'inner child', we don't know what will. Just two days to go until the brand-new comedy officially …
The Show People Podcast is back and in this episode host Andrew Keates is joined by actor Danny-Boy Hatchard.
Master Harold & The Boys is a play about lessons and devastating loss, about how you can't dance around injustice and its impact.
Before Jonathan Larson's iconic musical Rent took the world by storm, there was the autobiographical show, Tick, Tick…Boom!
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Ian McKellen's show in which he reflects on his career which arrives in London following a successful UK tour.
With heavy machinery, hard hats and shovels galore, check out the trailer for Emma Frankland's hole-creating new show We Dig, then book your tickets!
Finn Anderson's stunning score for Islander at Southwark Playhouse is performed beautifully by Bethany Tennick and Kirsty Findlay who pull off Amy Draper's ingenious concept & direction …
Gold lame curtains, hoodies and hi-vis - we wouldn't naturally associate them with Shakespeare, but this is the world of the new production of The Merchant of Venice, currently playing at Dr…
Intertwining ribald comedy with a morality tale is no easy feat, yet an outstanding cast and creative team reinforce this thought-provoking and immersive experience of Measure for Measure fo…
"Superb", "modern and thrilling" and "pulls out every available stop" - take a look at what audiences and critics have said about Rona Munro's new adaptation of Frankenstein, then head to th…
Jeremy Sams' translation of Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre de la Patellière's 2010 play Le Prénom, What's in a Name? proves to be a class act from start to end.
Amanda Vilanova's Hurricane Diaries is a moving and passionate tribute to her home country, Puerto Rico.
This sharp and starry revival of Peter Nichols' taboo-busting fantasia A Day in the Death of Joe Egg is pretty magnificent.
As Ovalhouse brings its residency in its current South London home to a close, Emma Frankland opens its final season with We Dig, a show exploring the trans experience in which a giant hole …
In our continuing series, our editor Lisa Martland picks out some of her Top Picks from the last week of theatre (to 6 October 2019), ranging from Libby Purves' childhood reminiscences assoc…
I was disappointed not to see Emma Rice's adaptation of Angela Carter's much-loved final novel Wise Children last year at the Old Vic Theatre or on its extensive tour, but delighted to be gi…
Tom Ratcliffe's one-man show Velvet follows a tributary of the River Weinstein to the English audition scene " a world of bits parts and capricious agents. Essentially, it's a riff on the ol…
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock is back at The Vaults giving thanks to the Almighty herself for the European premiere of "sinfully funny" come…
The Leeds Playhouse has opened its doors following an impressive renovation and Trojan Horse is the first production to be hosted.
It's cruel to ask one of the original Mischief Theatre company to choose their favourite comedy to date? But we couldn't resist. We caught up with the fabulous Charlie Russell about Groan Up…
We round up the latest reviews for this new production of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg at Trafalgar Studios, directed by Simon Evans.
Essentially a play about friendship and whether relationships can survive divisive times, Florence Bell has created an entertaining and original piece of theatre in The Open at The Space.
The Royal Shakespeare Company has announced its schedule for summer 2020, a season of Shakespeare plays exploring separation, loss and deep bonds of family.
Calendar Girls The Musical is a totally British feel-good show which warms the heart, uplifts and entertains. It has something for everyone and is a beautiful portrayal of women supporting w…
Beg, borrow or steal to get a ticket to this show in this beautiful gem of theatre. Mame at the Hope Mill Theatre is well worth a trip to Manchester.