TWENTY THOUSAND STREETS UNDER THE SKY Southwark Playhouse, Borough SE1
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO IN LONDON More than anything this is about atnosphere: Patrick Hamilton’s chronicle in three psychologcally vivid novels is distilled by Simon Reade into t...
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A HUNDRED YEARS AGO IN LONDON More than anything this is about atnosphere: Patrick Hamilton’s chronicle in three psychologcally vivid novels is distilled by Simon Reade into t...
This is the marvellous production from the Bridge Theatre, and I append my oroginal review below. But it’s worth recording how wonderful a second viewing is, in the rowdier, someti...
BU21 is a verbatim-style production that imagines a terrorist attack in which a passenger plane is brought down over Fulham. Performed in the basement at The Lower Marsh Arts Club,...
ABSURDITIES OF PASSION WIND UP A TORRID SUMMER     This is by Turgenev, revolutionary in his time (banned for a while), now adapted with mischief and appreciation b...
This week’s sale and discount theatre ticket offers from London Theatre Direct.Read more ›
This week’s sale and discount theatre ticket offers from London Theatre Direct. Read more ›
This week’s sale and discount theatre ticket offers from London Theatre Direct.Read more ›
THE TURBULENT PRIEST REMEMBERED Sharp of AD Tom Littler, during the renovation of his theatre opposite, to direct (with Francesca Ellis) this gloriously set, candle-rich produc...
Artistic Director David Brady on the Lion & Unicorn’s HERE | FOR Season The post Interview: “Theatre Worth Leaving the House For” appeared first on Everything Theatre.
This high-stakes Dublin drama with Faustian tension is back in London for its 20th anniversary, in a compact, new and exciting production. The post Review: The Seafarer, Greenwich...
A tense three‑hander set in a claustrophobic bunker and driven by strong performances, striking design and clever storytelling. It explores hope, survival and shifting power dynami...
A sprawling and unfocused production of Shostakovich’s struggle to find true expression through music while appeasing his communist masters The post Review: Holy Fool, Park Theatr...
HIS PLAYS have been hits on Broadway and London’s West End starring Hollywood big beasts such as Richard Gere and Hugh Jackman – and now Martin Sherman has chosen Pitlochry Festiva...
Ordinary lives, fraught choices and the quiet tragedy of wanting more in a city whose narrow confines haven’t shifted in a hundred years. The post Review: Twenty Thousand Streets...
Ryan Calais Cameron’s hotly-anticipated show about the Zambian space programme is almost sold out, but we can get you in
A WILD DECEPTION Solemnly, a great dark chime summons a ring of black-cloaked figures, pleading forgiveness, singing of disgrace, circling round a stack of peasant props – table...
Mr Bean and Blackadder star returns to the stage.
The Lodge, Leicester Square was opened by Dame Shirley Porter DBE DL, Lord Mayor of the City of Westminster, and George Biggs, President of the Society of West End Theatre, 14 Apri...
Cooper plays 13 characters in a fast-paced show marking 400 years of the First Folio. Shakespeare’s First Folio turns 400, and the Keats-Shelley House in Rome is marking the anniv...
HOLD THE FRONT PAGE, OR HANG ON A MINUTE.. Everyone (especially journalists) loves a drama about newspapers. Hot-tempered rackety bantering , stories urgently chased, ri...
An anthology of short chills that holds plenty of promise and intrigue The post Review: Uncle Monty’s Antique Shop, Lion and Unicorn Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Donmar Warehouse, LondonIn Danny Lee Wynter’s drama, a quiet boy struggles amid the swirl of his family until a mercurial friend offers him another futureBroad Essex accents fill t...
‘Widow’s Bay’ star O’Flynn will head up the legendary writer’s new play ‘Triumph’ at the Almeida
It’s not that well known outside the usual circles, but the Royal Opera House puts on occasional lunchtime performances. Read more ›
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