A Midsummer Nights Dream kicks off the summer season at Shakespeare’s Globe and it did not disappoint. Being one of Shakespeare’s most frequently performed…

John Godber is renowned for his small casts, and minimal sets and props, but you are always guaranteed maximum message, and Teechers Leavers ’22…

‘Although the world is full of suffering, it is also full of the overcoming of it’ These words from Helen Keller are quoted in…

Open Bar return with their first Spring show, a brand new adaptation of Sense and Sensibility. Join the Dashwood sisters as they suddenly lose…

Samuel Brewer, Aarian Mehrabani and Chloe Palmer step out from the wings and introduce themselves. They then describe themselves with their words projected on…

A new interactive and educational musical for children, delving into the story of a Latin American boy growing up in London. Created by an…

The Power (of) the Fragile, a duet between mother and son is an authentic narrative and performance from Mohamed Toukabri and Latifa and is…

A Victorian melodrama in a Victorian music hall. Perfect. But this was no ordinary melodrama, this was Sweeney Todd, or, to give this play…

Two and half hours of listening to top Motown is not a bad way to spend two and a half hours, and when you…

I suspect that the majority of the full house at the Royal Festival Hall was there for the music of David Bowie as the…

Theatre Peckham are staging a production, which opens this Saturday, April 29, and closes next Thursday, May 4, telling untold breast cancer stories in…

Bringing together The Dumb Waiter and A Slight Ache, a duo of dark comedies by one of Britain’s most influential modern dramatists, Harold Pinter,…