Back in the West End after 12 years, Fame makes a triumphant return with Nick Winston's production. This 30th anniversary edition has been touring since 2018 but is having a prolonged five-w…
After the opening performance of Sinatra: Raw at Wilton's Music Hall on Tuesday 22 October 2019, I'll be joined by Richard Shelton to discuss his journey with the show and Frank Sinatra's le…
Do you recognise the London depicted in Penelope Skinner's acclaimed play Eigengrau? Check out our bumper gallery of new productions shots for Georgie Staight's revival at Waterloo East. Tim…
At Last, what happens when an Island puts up the barriers and withdraws from the rest of the world? Playwrights James Lewis and Alexander Knott's new play allows a terrifying glimpse into th…
The Eyes of the Night receives its English-language premiere tonight (13 September 2019) as part of the Cervantes Theatre's second annual Contemporary Spanish Playwriting season. Take a look…
The King of Hell's Palace is a play brimful of good intentions but with virtually no artistry or dramatic tension.
How deep are the internal divisions in British society post-Brexit, and is it possible that the anger erupting on the streets around Westminster every day could escalate to the point of civi…
Lucy Prebble's latest tells the story of the murder of Alexander Litvinenko in A Very Expensive Poison, but prefers buffoonery over analysis.
Jack McNamara's The Fishermen is the powerful adaptation for the stage by Gbolahan Obisesan of Chicgozie Obioma's novel and carries the author's dramatic intensity and humour to Trafalgar St…
There are no bolts in sight; the monster in the new touring version of Frankenstein is made with pen and paper. Get a glimpse of its creation, and the action coming together, in these rehear…
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock reunites with Stage Traffic at Trafalgar Studios for the world premiere of Sarah Rutherford's The Girl Who Fel…
The full West End cast has been announced for the London premiere of Dear Evan Hansen which begins performances with an all British cast, including several West End debuts, at the Noël Co…
Pint of Wine's production of Michael John LaChiusa's Queen of the Mist transfers from the Brockley Jack Studio to the traverse stage of the Charing Cross Theatre, keeping its original cast i…
Can a former paratrooper shake off the horrific consequences of war and become a loving dad? That's the question posed by new comic drama Delivery, which comes to the Lion and Unicorn Theatr…
Arrows & Traps' queer noir take on The Strange Case of Jekyll & Hyde is a contemporary adaptation that speaks to the ages at the Brockley Jack Theatre.
The Night Watch, adapted by Hattie Naylor, is The Original Theatre Company and York Theatre Royal's production of Sarah Waters' 2006 novel of the same name.
The West End hit, Bill Kenwright Productions' stage adaptation of The Exorcist, is now at Theatre Royal Windsor ahead of a new UK-wide tour. Is this demonic tale as scary as ever? We've roun…
Chiaroscuro succeeds as a celebration of how the lives of different black women are thriving, whatever their sexuality.
Andrew Bovell's award-winning, world-covering, generation-spanning, time-leaping drama, When The Rain Stops Falling is to receive a revival at London's Lion and Unicorn Theatre later this mo…
The Almeida Theatre has announced that associate director Rebecca Frecknall's new production of John Webster's revenge tragedy The Duchess of Malfi will star Lydia Wilson in the title role. …
Does it feel like "it's the end of the world as we know it"? Proforca Theatre's new play At Last makes some predictions about what could happen next in our febrile times. Scroll through firs…
In A Very Expensive Poison Lucy Prebble has serious arguments to outlay about the relationship between international governments and narrative misdirection, but the broadly comic approach to…
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock returns to the Old Red Theatre for the timely return of Danelaw, a grisly tale of British neo-Nazis, inspired …
While this may not read like an ordinary review, Preludes is far from an ordinary show. Dave Malloy's work is a revolutionary piece that tackles the topic of mental health in the arts and po…
Did you grab a slice of birthday cake? Mischief Theatre's breakthrough hit The Play That Goes Wrong celebrated its fifth birthday in the West End last night (10 September 2019) at the Duches…