The cast is cracking in Jane Clegg at the Finborough Theatre with direction becoming pacey after the early scenes. Over time the action and emotion draw you in.
From the Wild West to the wildness of punk. Following its debut last autumn with Jethro Compton's The Frontier Trilogy, Sense of Place Theatre returns to the Hen & Chickens Theatre to re…
Are you ready to grab life by the assets? The 30th-anniversary revival of Other People's Money, Jerry Sterner's award-winning Off-Broadway comedy about a very hostile takeover, has taken ove…
Virtual reality might be the largest innovation the theatre has seen in a long time, and it's happening on your sofa.
Preparations are underway for the premiere of Tom Lodge's Like You Hate Me - and these sneak-peek rehearsal shots are making us wonder whether the set is going to be very limited indeed... o…
The House on Cold Hill has the chill of the usual ghost story, such as Woman in Black but with a modern twist.
Twelfth Night in the roaring twenties? OVO Theatre brings its inventive musical take on Shakespeare to the Rose Playhouse.
Double duty: in the UK premiere of the one-woman play The Reality, Maite Jáuregui plays not only two sisters but performs - on different nights - in two languages, English and Spanish. We…
Benidorm meets Faulty Towers: Club Tropicana is an entertaining, albeit predictable, night out.
Not seen on a London stage for 40 years, Ain't Misbehavin' is gloriously revived at Southwark Playhouse in a co-production with Colchester's Mercury Theatre.
A missing parent, murderous plans and missing gems - super sleuth Sherlock Holmes has his work cut out for him in The Sign Of Four, Blackeyed Theatre's acclaimed adaptation of Sir Arthur Con…
This is as unconventional production of Sweet Charity as you're likely to see. Set firmly in the art milieu of Andy Warhol's Factory, it's so perfectly, silver-foil-wrapped acid-tabbed 1967 …
Have you ever seen the discussion between sexual organs and the brain performed wittily by a pair of hilarious performers? Now you can. Enjoy this trailer for Rejoicing at her Wondrous Vulva…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Rebecca Frecknall's production of Three Sisters.
Life aboard the high seas in OVO Theatre's production of Twelfth Night is full of music, relaxation and cocktails that just won't stay in their shakers, certainly according to these brillian…
Revival of Arthur Miller's classic family drama All My Sons is very starry but the result is disappointingly uneven.
Leonard Bernstein and André Previn very different animals. But their completeness as musicians, their ability to embrace and cherish music of spectacularly diverse genres, their connection …
The acrobat chatted to Emma Clarendon about starring in Cirque du Soleil's TORUK " The First Flight, playing at the o2 Arena from the 26 to 30 June 2019.
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Shakespeare's Twelfth Night is given a jazz-age twist in a new musical version of the classic comedy currently entertaining audiences at The Rose Playhouse. And instead of taking place in th…
What makes some people obsess over fitness? That's the question at the heart of Brawn, a new play written and performed by Christopher Wollaton under the direction of Matt Staite.
A sensational adaptation of the film, Amélie the Musical completely captures my heart " see it now at the Watermill Theatre and then touring across the UK.
There have been a number of plays that have dealt with the importance of 'art' and what the viewer brings to its 'meaning'. Sitting " which is written by Katherine Parkinson and directed by …
Tyrone Huntley makes his directorial debut with this vivacious production of Ain't Misbehavin' that hasn't been seen in London for almost 25 years. With Oti Mabuse's choreography, the show i…
Razor sharp, engaging and intelligent, there is certainly plenty to enjoy in Christopher Adams' thriller Tumulus that effectively explores issues such as addiction and loneliness as the stor…