Beautiful but baffling is how I would describe, Hex, the National Theatre’s seasonal offering. This is the second attempt at running this show, the…

‘I’m glad my mum died,’ says Kerry Jackson to her black chef Athena as she walks on stage and elicits subdued shock from the…

It was my first visit to Theatre Peckham, a place I had only heard about, a community theatre that had been creating a buzz…

Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus will be performed for the first time in the candelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. The deadly revenge tragedy stars Katy Stephens as…

You walk into the Lyttleton theatre and there is no hope. You take your seat and there is no hope. You watch the dates…

With the title of The Guilty Feminist Presents Camp as Christmas I was a little bit unsure of what to expect, which makes saying…

The Greenwich Theatre Panto is back with Robin Hood and it returns with a bang and Anthony Spargo not just as the Bestest Baddie…

In 2023, one of Shakespeare’s best-known and most regularly revisited tragedies will embark on a new and radical transformation. Lazarus Theatre Company will champion…

Inspired by the life story of renowned actor and activist George Takei, the UK premiere of the uplifting Broadway musical, Allegiance, follows the story…

I do like a change of scenery every now and again so a chance to see a bit of Shakespeare at the relatively new…

I’ve never seen Elf, the Christmas film that everyone raves about and watches religiously every year, only because I have an illogical aversion to…

I knew it was Christmas when the orange seller approached me by the stage and offered up her wares – oranges and mince pies,…