This has a real feel of authenticity Evan Placey’s Lifers is a play I’ve been looking forward to and a story close to my…

‘Bring out the liberal from inside the bigot’ The feeling that this is a monumental show is immediate: Big walls, big works, big words…

A new musical Pinocchio Shakespeare’s Globe is delighted to announce the cast of new musical Pinocchio, premiering in the Globe Theatre from 29 November…

This tragedy is a lot of fun Hamlet, Shakespeare’s ever popular revenge tragedy, gets a grand, quick-paced and even more quickly spoken adaptation at…

Where East meets West in a meet-cute in Modern London When Bone Daddies – The Daddy of Ramen – have a new promotion happening…

A powerful and ambitious concept   Marie-Claire Messouma Manlabien’s first solo-UK exhibition promises to take visitors on a journey to heal generational trauma, through…

‘There is so much that audiences will enjoy’ Tom Edden knew he wanted to be an actor early on: ‘Probably when I was very…

Journey to the Medicins Sans Frontiers hospital in Jordan to learn about the restorative work we do and celebrate the stories of our patients’…

An impactful and gut-wrenching drama Abigail Hood’s Monster explores redemption and whether it’s possible to move on after a brutal childhood, writes Barbara Buchanan. …

The Bridge House Theatre welcomes Mark Farrelly’s highly-rated play Howerd’s End for five performances between October 7 and 11. Award-winning Bob Monkhouse impersonator Simon…

The image of ballet as being too boring is shattered  Retelling a classic, Russian romantic ballet as famous as Swan Lake is an impressive…

The character is well-drawn, the premise rich, and the satirical intent clear. Roger Prick: The Book Tour is the debut solo show from Han…