HAMLET " Harold Pinter Theatre
Andrew Scott's interpretation of the Prince of Denmark is stylish, relevant and completely contemporary.
Andrew Scott's interpretation of the Prince of Denmark is stylish, relevant and completely contemporary.
‘I ran as fast as I could. I ran and I ran and I ran until I couldn’t run anymore…’ Lonesome Schoolboy return to Theatre N16, after He(art), with Olympiads. A tale ab…
Stretching: An otherworldly take on very human dilemmas is aided by some outstanding performances in Lone Light Theatre and New Celts Productions' 100.
Imaginary follows the friendship of two young boys, Milo (Tom Price) and Sam (Josh Gottlieb). As Sam's only friend the pair do everything together, playing all day and letting their imaginat…
We all know the world is fucked. But who can we blame? In Ontroerend Goed's £¥€$ (LIES), they blame the global banking system.
As somebody who grew up on the outskirts of a depressed Lancashire town in the 1980s, I wasn't quite sure what to expect from the Royal Court's revival of Jim Cartwright's seminal debut play…
In 1949, George Orwell lived the final months of his life in University College Hospital due to a severe case of tuberculosis. Torn between an uncertain faith in a recovery and the conscious…
As a comedian, Tamar Broadbent is gorgeously awkward and real. Her brand of musical comedy may not deal with the big social, political or economic issues going on in the world today, but tha…
Powerful: There is no shortage of unfettered emotion in the National Theatre of Scotland's Adam at the Traverse.
Slow but compelling: Bringing Beckett to the Edinburgh International Festival, Irish Production Company Clare Street gives a fittingly understated treatment to Krapp's Last Tape.
There's some arguments that come around and you think 'really? we're still talking about this?' but also you're not really surprised.So when it was annoucned Tom Hiddleston…
I know other writers feel like their brains are always buzzing with different plots, but that rarely happens for me so I spend a lot of my time waiting for the muse to strike
Chillingly relevant: Assessment is a chilling exploration of the future of pensions in a time of austerity. What is your life worth? asks critic-turned-playwright Robert Dawson Scott in this…
Olivier and Tony Award-winning actor Ian McDiarmid will play MP Enoch Powell in Chris Hannan's searing play What Shadows when it transfers to London's Park Theatre next month. Full London ca…
Mates co-founder Terri Paddock will talk to the stars and director of the European premiere of Jordan Tannahill's LATE COMPANY, transferring from the Finborough Theatre to the West End's Tra…
Following his West End musical turn in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Jonathan Slinger will join Tanya Moodie in the London transfer of Alice Childress' Trouble in Mind at the Print Room.
Grand in scale yet intimate in detail, Melbourne Opera's lavish, confident and lovingly polished production of Richard Wagner's Lohengrin is an immensely satisfying experience.
"Who else is menstruating? We can be blood sisters tonight." Lily Phillips is without her fellow Darlings tonight, but she doesn't need them " Lady Power has an audience of willing supporter…
Cradeaux Alexander's Funeral Meats is a more oblique piece than Coming Clean, set in the aftermath of a funeral where the remnants of the wake come together and clash.
Anthony Boyle, Audra McDonald, Amber Riley, John Boyega and The Feeling's Dan Gillespie Sells are amongst the nominees in The Stage's inaugural Debut Awards. Public voting continues until 10…
It is rare that I feel so completely out of kilter with the general reception for a show to the extent that I did with Groundhog Day.
The Wizard of Oz gains a fresh reinterpretation with Regal Entertainment Ltd's production of the classic musical, whilst retaining many of the theatrical characteristics that have made it a …
Directed by Celine Rosenthal, Borders in a Bedroom is a short and slender work, but the playwright shows great promise.
Essence of Fringe: Intelligent, driven and ridiculously entertaining, Michael Daviot's historical one-man-show 1917: A Phantasmagoria is as close to the ideal Fringe show as you could imagin…
Jules has designed fish-a-grams and explored extensive data from his fishy friends to determine a comet theory. Luring an unexpected young woman to his apartment, the consequences after the …