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Strange Town Theatre Company take us to a war-town Warsaw in Steve Small's raw and powerful staging of David Greig's Dr Korczak's Example.
Fun Home is a great show: touching, unique and deeply humane in a way that feels so needed at the moment. I just wish it had been longer.
Three beautiful women inhabit an island in the Mediterranean and sing so beautifully that any men who hear them are lured to their deaths on the rocky coast. This may be many modern women's …
Michael Fentiman's production of Oscar Wilde's beloved comedy is the final production in Classic Spring's year-long Oscar Wilde season, running until 20 October 2018 at the West End's Vaudev…
Not content with performing one play at the Edinburgh Fringe director/performers Simon Evans and David Aula are performing two - back to back. The two plays - The Vanishing Man and The Extin…
You know those 'if you've been affected by the issues in this programme...' messages you get sometimes after particularly traumatic documentaries and/or episodes of Hollyoaks? Have you ever …
Kiln Theatre artistic director Indhu Rubasingham today announces the full cast for the world premiere of Stephen Sharkey's adaptation of Zadie Smith's White Teeth.
War Horse has been enthralling audiences around the world and after seeing it, it's clear why. The play follows the deeply moving story of the relationship between a young boy, Albert Narrac…
Alexandra Burke will return to the starring role of 'Rachel Marron' in the forthcoming tour of THE BODYGUARD opening at Glasgow Theatre Royal on 3 December 2018. It follows her imminent West…
Based on the hit CBBC television series, Operation Ouch! is live on stage for the first time in the UK, opening at the Apollo Theatre in London's West End on Sunday 9 December 2018.
The way it moves between re-enactments, songs and slightly more informal chat is slickly managed, and makes the audience feel included in the evening rather than simply being there as viewer…
This hilarious and silly show captures the spirit of the books on which it is based perfectly with plenty for adults and children to enjoy.
The sincerity, emotional directness and beautiful staging of A War of Two Halves deserves to transcend sporting allegiances. This Is My Story and Nonsense Room's site-specific performance do…
Most people also know that in the days leading to the 'November Revolution' in Russia, his cousin Tsar Nicholas II and family weren't allowed to enter Britain and were eventually executed.
Escaping a wet, wintry Melbourne night, music lovers gathered before the warmly lit stage of Elisabeth Murdoch Hall to enjoy an all too rare appearance from mighty Australian heldentenor Stu…
Katherine Parkinson is simply spectacular as Judy, a vision in froufy frocks and pin-up hair, a woman who has entirely reinvented herself, right down to the way she holds herself.
From news headlines and Twitter gems to must-read columns and the biggest openings in London, New York and Edinburgh, Mark Shenton - currently resident in Provincetown, Massachusetts for the…
If Eigengrau has anything to say, it's that relationships are anything but logical pursuits, and that even with the most open of people, there is a tendency to not lay all of one's cards on …
The latest offering in our Camden Fringe Featured Show is Samuel John and Mark Hayden's Seeds of Change, premiering this week at London's Lion & Unicorn Theatre, where it runs from 9 to…
Keith Allen and Bryan Dick will star as William Hogarth, older and younger, in the double bill of Nick Dear's Hogarth's Progress at Rose Theatre, Kingston. Full casting is now announced.
When the idea of a musical based on the life of Eva Peron was first suggested back in the 1970s, many people were dubious about its chances of success… fast forward to today and it has bec…
Hackney Empire has announced the return of Olivier Award-nominated actress, television star and comedian Tameka Empson (EastEnders, The Big Life, 3 Non Blondes) for its landmark 20th-anniver…
Mark Rylance turns Shakespeare's most sinister & Machiavellian of villains into a fawning clown in his wife's disappointing and workmanlike production of Othello at The Globe.
Robin Boon Dale graduated from Circomedia two years ago, and already his impressive debut solo show, What Does Stuff Do?, has garnered him two awards.
Further all-star casting has been announced for Jamie Lloyd Company's Pinter at the Pinter, an unparalleled event featuring all twenty short plays written by Harold Pinter in the West End th…
