Call Me Fury is a wonderfully poetic disembowelling of Arthur Miller's The Crucible, as told by the women who were accused of "witchcraft" during the Salem witch trials of 17th century.
Robert Icke's Almeida Theatre production, The Doctor, will transfer to the Duke of York's Theatre from 20 April to 11 July 2020, with press night on 29 April. Olivier Award winner Juliet Ste…
Three decades in the future, when Donald Trump has bought the UK, all that remains is one giant golfing resort. This terrifying dystopian picture is the one drawn by new thriller The Open, w…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Big, the musical based on the Tom Hanks film, now playing for a limited season at the Dominion Theatre.
New Israeli play Amsterdam about the effect of the past on the present is an open text which owes much too much to Martin Crimp.
For the singing, humour and general feel-good production, Midlife Cowboy certainly ticks all the right boxes.
The National Theatre does not disappoint with A Taste of Honey. The production is absolutely superb, with some of the cleverest staging imaginable.
If the devil is in the detail, David Hare's old polemic against rail privatisation, Permanent Way, is a satanic ejaculation.
Midlife Cowboy is infectious and entertaining, with a brilliant soundtrack to boot. With a little work it could be a hit.
The Hound of the Baskervilles is packed full of so many wonderful little touches that work together to create a truly entertaining night out.
Noël Coward's classic comedy Blithe Spirit, directed by Richard Eyre and starring Jennifer Saunders, will return next year for a UK tour followed by a strictly limited six-week engagement…
The National Theatre production of Michael Morpurgo's novel War Horse is both the most visceral depiction of war I've seen on stage and a masterpiece in theatrical storytelling.
Claudio Macor's latest play Different From the Others premieres 100 years after the film that inspired it. Have you heard of Anders als die Andern, the first-ever pro-gay film? Watch below -…
Michael Harrison and The Really Useful Group have announce that the new, smash hit production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat will return to the iconic London Palladium in su…
Though the design is superb, the kids are both adorable and excellent performers, and McGuiness's work is solid, the appalling storyline of Big and its tone-deafness can get in the bin.
Tanika Gupta's superb reimagining of Henrik Ibsen's modern classic A Doll's House is both entertaining and deep.
How do you go from the trauma of the Falklands War to sex-obsessed slugs via being a new father? Playwright Andy Walker explains all in his interview below. Have a read, then book your ticke…
Written by James Kettle, The Life I Lead (named after Mr Banks' song in Mary Poppins) tells the story of David Tomlinson's life and details his extraordinary highs and lows.
It's been another crazy busy Stagey week. I moved flats, travelled to Chichester, Kilworth, and Dartford, saw five shows, two cabarets, interviewed nine people and had a very early start on …
Casting is now confirmed for the London transfer of The Good Scout, the latest Glenn Chandler Edinburgh Festival hit to transfer to London's Above the Stag Theatre. Time to get booking!
Loud, bold & full of heart, What Girls Are Made Of is full of dynamic performances " a true testament to the power of music & storytelling.
As the cast take on different characters in each other's dreams and memories, their versatility shines and all three excel in their hauntingly comic performances. Anna Bella Eema is bizarre …
Big, the film, holds a special place in everyone's hearts but this musical version is out of step and time.
The strange but spellbinding Anna Bella Eema makes for an intriguing trip to the Arcola Theatre.
As term starts this Friday (20 September 2019) for Groan Ups, the inaugural production in Mischief Theatre's year-long season of new work at the West End's Vaudeville Theatre, sneak a peek a…