Homemade towers, looming scoreboards, tiny tugs of war - welcome to the world of Drawing the Line, the new interactive show from Hidden Track Theatre encouraging audiences to found their ow…
The dark and uncomfortable path the aged couple embark on in Ridiculusmus' Die! Die! Die! Old People Die! has a feel of The League of Gentlemen surrounding it where you expect the unexpected.
"My character does not treat his wife respectfully at all..." Watch Brian Martin talking about Finborough Theatre's four star revival of St John Ervine's Jane Clegg, then book a ticket for o…
This production of Death of a Salesman will become the stuff of legend, hopefully setting a precedent for future 'classic' revivals.
What sparks the creativity in a writer's mind? In the case of Hedgehog writer Alexander Knott it was a blog post written by BoxLess Theatre's Artistic Director Zoe Grain about "struggling ju…
Dido attempts to make opera accessible to young people, but it hasn't gone far enough to create a vibrant, engaging story for adults or children.
Fanny & Stella: The Shocking True Story hangs on the brilliant performances of the two leads, Kieran Parrott and Tobias Charles (making what the programme notes is his professional debut…
As User Not Found prepares for its London transfer - running at The CoffeeWorks Project next to Battersea Power Station from 17 May to 2 June 2019 - the show's co-creators and Dante or Die c…
Want a really good way "to face the Brexit situation and laugh"? Brexit [the play] is the answer. While voters may be turning away from the Tories and Labour at the ballot box because of Bre…
Even a middling Tennessee Williams play " Orpheus Descending " is better than most, and this one still has plenty to say about sacrifice and suffocation in small-town America
The Andrew Lloyd Webber Bridge Company, which features a cast of recent graduates from the BRIT School, comes to Southwark Playhouse next month with world premieres of musical The Sandman an…
In this, my latest instalment of A Glimpse Inside, I had the great pleasure of speaking to playwright Paul Stevens about his new play True Colours at the Hope Theatre.
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, on Monday 3 June 2019, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock talks to the Wardrobe Ensemble company of Education Education Education as their devise…
Feast From The East highlights that there can be as much depth in a well written short play which packs in lots of detail, passion and story as can be found in a full-length play.
A fresh perspective on the classic Henry V, concluding Hal's journey from errant prince to conquering king " an action-packed end to the trilogy.
Maybe what's most shocking about Hair isn't the nudity or the drugs, but the fact that 50 years have passed and nothing's really changed.
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series and this month's #MischiefMay celebrations, on Thursday 23 May 2019, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock talks to the West End company of long-runn…
Atmospheric and filled with fantastic details, Flabbergast Theatre's production of The Swell Mob is successfully entertaining.
Class, a play from Ireland co-written and directed by Iseult Golden and David Horan, is set around a teacher-parent meeting in a Dublin primary school.
What is it? Written by Sam Steiner, this two hander explores the relationship between a young couple post and pre a law that bans the use of more than 140 words per day.
For anyone who has been under a rock for the last couple of years in London theatre, this stripping back to the essence of a classic is one of Marianne Elliott's (many) talents. And here wit…
Why has Time Out chosen Dante or Die's User Not Found as one of its Top Theatre Picks for May? The raves that Time Out's Andrzej Lukowski and so many other critics gave the show when it was …
Neil Austin's lighting design in Rosmersholm at the Duke of York's Theatre is a thing of beauty and Hayley Atwell is excellent but Ibsen is still Ibsen…
Condescending friends and parents with better social lives than their 20-something children - it's all part of comic drama Boomerang, running at the King's Head Theatre this week. Take a loo…
20:40, David Kerby-Kendall's new play looking at one man's mental health over twenty years, gets its world premiere at London's Omnibus Theatre, running for 12 performances only from 4 to 16…