Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe of iconic British pop duo Pet Shop Boys have composed original music for the upcoming stage adaptation of Hanif Kureishi's My Beautiful Laundrette, creating music…
Soon after he might have been crowned the new Prime Minister, Boris Johnson and his rise to power will be satirised Shakespearean style on the London stage, when Brighton Fringe hit Boris Re…
"We need you to sit in a park for the afternoon" - surely a phrase any actor would love to hear on a warm summer day. That's what Marlene Sidaway and Max Fricker got up to in preparation for…
Michael Frayn's meta-comic masterpiece Noises Off easily stands the test of time; even when things go wrong!
Mischief Theatre, the Olivier Award-winning company behind The Play That Goes Wrong, today announces the full cast for their brand-new comedy Groan Ups, running from 20 September until 1 Dec…
A cast of hellraising raconteurs come to Aces and Eights this August, appearing in Riot To Heaven as part of the Camden Fringe. Book your tickets now!
The staging and orchestration of the Palladium's new version of Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat looks to the future, as a whole new set of children fall in love with this pere…
We love to peek behind the curtain, to see the working parts that lead to the smooth polished show presented to an audience, so this footage of rehearsals for new drama The Chaos Theory is a…
The Great Gatsby Immersive Theatre was a really enjoyable thing to do, a very different piece of theatre to anything I have experienced before and I did have a great time, so I truly would r…
When Glenn Chandler came across an old newspaper article about the Hitler Youth's 'peace and friendship' cycle tours to England, he had to find out more... and dramatise the story as an urge…
Neck braces, guns and lots of anguish - that's what we initially take from Marian Medic's new production images for Finborough Theatre's world premiere of Tegan McLeod's Lunatic 19s - A Dep…
The stage adaptation of Captain Corelli's Mandolin, Louis De Bernières' award-winning book about love in the war-torn Island of Cephalonia, has come to London's West End after a successful …
Musically the show is lovely, but Fiver sadly feels much more in the past than it should, and for a show that is meant to showcase snapshots of all different people's lives, lacks any signif…
Nearly 50 years after it was first staged in 1970, Philip King's drama Go Bang Your Tambourine will get a London premiere next month at the Finborough Theatre. Book your tickets now!
We round up the reviews for the debut play from Jasmine Lee-Jones, Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner, now playing at the Royal Court Theatre.
Doubtless many might find it an acquired taste, but this version of An Enemy of the People remains a brave, praiseworthy effort to revitalise the original text, full of talent, provocative o…
A brand new production of the musical Sister Act, starring Brenda Edwards, will open at Curve Leicester on 21 April 2020, where it will play until 2 May, ahead of further UK venues and a Lon…
Peter Gynt, a new adaptation of Ibsen's apparently unstageable Peer Gynt by David Hare, is a great success as a piece of writing and so much fun.
Following an award-nominated run at the Brighton Fringe earlier this year, Blue Devil Productions' dark romance The Geminus comes to London's Tristan Bates Theatre as part of the Camden Frin…
Gregory Doran's timely and riveting adaptation of Measure for Measure is filled with laugh-out-loud humour, but there is also a bleaker side to it that makes it very much a play for today.
Be prepared to be enchanted, provoked, and emotionally drained in Othello Remixed. This passionate interpretation of Othello feels so right and so believable.
Koko Brown is back with her new show Grey, following on from last year's hit one-woman play White. This instalment of the Colour Trilogy explores depression and black women's mental health.
David Hare has made as much sense of Ibsen's sprawling masterpiece Peer Gynt as seems possible.
Amélie The Musical will transfer to London's The Other Palace from 29 November 2019 to 1 February 2020 (press night is 3 December), following its current UK tour and its season premiere at …
New play Rust at the Bush, about an extramarital affair, is short but emotionally truthful and invigorating.