'Highly entertaining & incredibly important': AD LIBIDO " Vault Festival
Completely honest, Ad Libido breaks the taboo around female sexuality and the way in which more often than not, it is swept under the rug and deemed unimportant.
Completely honest, Ad Libido breaks the taboo around female sexuality and the way in which more often than not, it is swept under the rug and deemed unimportant.
Amy Conway's Super Awesome World is an interactive whirlwind full of games, quests and phone calls, but there are deeper issues bubbling under the surface.
"Dance, dance, dance, otherwise we are dead!" Pina Bausch was the person who opened my heart to dance. And this seems to be the case for most of the performers on stage in Still We Dream…
This production of Miss Saigon is like watching a fast-paced amazing Technicolor visual spectacle for the whole two hours and 40 minutes. The chemistry, the power and intensity is palpable i…
Back in London for a one-week residency, Scott Alan was in sparkling upbeat form as he played to a packed audience at Live At Zedel.
Foul Pages, not as funny, original or inspired as it likes to think it is, runs at the Hope Theatre, Islington.
Only a few days left to see Kashyap Raja's futuristic new play Version 2.0, which asks whether robots can ever replace real human relationships. Kevin Michael Reed's world premiere productio…
Jonathan Munby's production, starring Suranne Jones, has officially opened at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, running until 5 May 2018. Here's what critics have had to say about it…
Ben Chaplin will be taking on the role of Bernard in the world premiere of Joe Penhall's new play Mood Music at The Old Vic, replacing Rhys Ifans who is withdrawing from the production due t…
Exploring the hypothesis that another person took Bonaparte's place on the island of Elba, Napolean Disrobed (which is directed by Kathryn Hunter) has a premise that is inspired by likes of …
Don't expect your "typical period drama" with the world premiere of AFTER THE BALL, opening next month at Upstairs at the Gatehouse. Watch our interviews trailer with leading lady Julia Wats…
Advice columns have often suggested lonely hearts should take up dog walking as a sure-fire way of finding romance. They may be barking up the wrong tree but love-sick mutts are suckers for …
Dust is an extremely good production " fresh, original and with a potent spirit. One that leaves a scar, for sure.
Society of London Theatre (SOLT) has announced that 2017 was a record year for the capital's theatre industry with attendances topping 15,000,000 for the first time since the organisation be…
Structurally playful (the way captions are introduced for each chapter is ingenious) but thematically consistent (the world is going to shit, no really THE WORLD IS GOING TO SHIT), there's n…
Directed by Thom Southerland, Harold and Maude is an absolute delight. True to the book, but with a few diversions taken out, it will keep fans happy and introduce many more to Maudism and t…
If you can remember being a teenager in the 90s, you will enjoy The Quantum Physics of My Heart. Or if you can just remember being a teenager, you will enjoy this show.
A musical to be cherished, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical arrives in pristine form, packed with lively singing talents who have honed their roles to theatrical perfection.
Overall, it turns out in Criminal that a murder mystery in a small village is just the right setting for an improv show.
A Passage to India was written in 1924 and though it's anti-colonialist message remains an element of the modern narrative, there's no reason to focus on Forster's message alone: post-coloni…
I found Gone Fishing a compelling piece of drama that would work on screen (if only we had Play for Today on the television these days) as well as in a more traditional setting.
What Goes On In Front of Closed Doors subtly highlights how intelligence and former economic status have no bearing on the susceptibility of homelessness.
Anton Chekhov's 1899 short story The Girl with a Dog has been reset to the Jazz Age in a new adaptation by Mark Giesser, which comes next month to London's White Bear Theatre.
New Old Friends latest Crimes Under The Sun, opening at the Ustinov before embarking on a lengthy UK tour, is, at least so far, a night distinctly under-nourished, under-written and under-re…
With two presenters familiar from Milkshake Live! and a whole host of famous faces from a variety of children's telly favourites, The Magic Story Book Tour is a show set to delight.