It’s a kind of magic show but is it wonderful? ‘Planet Hollywood’ restaurant closed its West End  doors forever, during the covid shutdown. This…

Using spectacular back projection effects and photography this is a play about Mary Shelley and her Monster; Michael Faraday, the father of electricity; vibrating…

Well, here’s value for money: two Chekhov plays for the price of one. The Union, together with ART theatre, filled my night with culture,…

Bringing the supernatural to South London this autumn, Lazarus Theatre Company are transforming Christopher Marlowe’s classic Doctor Faustus into a multi-sensory theatrical experience. The…

The UK’s leading musical theatre company for young people, British Youth Music Theatre, presents two new musicals at The Mack, Mountview, Peckham next week. …

The world premiere of Jacob Roberts-Mensah’s DRUM. Sarah Amankwah directs Benjamin Sarpong-Broni  (Mike Eghan) and Joshua Roberts-Mensah (James Barnor). A civilization flourishes when men…

A unique chance to see an authentic Chekhov production – in English. Director Dmitrij Turchaninov, alumnus of Moscow Art Theatre School, MXT, has coupled…

Violinist Bjarte Eike and his orchestral group Barokksolistene lead audiences into a 17th Century tavern for a two-part immersive experience. Part one is the…

Award-Winning Theatre Company, Calf 2 Cow is bursting with excitement to announce that their bonkers outdoor theatre production adaption of, The Wind in The…

Prepare to unleash latent yearnings you may be harbouring to tread the boards when visiting COLAB Theatre’s production of Bertie Watkins’ ‘The West’. In…

“Me and Robbi are in some filthy club, wasted. She’s heartbroken, I’m a mess, but tonight none of that matters. Sweat and tears glitter…

Adapted for the stage by director Ivo van Hove, Who Killed My Father is an anger-soaked letter by critically acclaimed writer Édouard Louis to…