A masterful piece of storytelling The faded grandeur of Wilton’s Music Hall is the perfect backdrop for a bravura performance by a faded rock…

The Poetry of Pies Two elderly ladies are looking at cakes and reminiscing about sweet treats from their youth. I ask them if they…

A musical not to be missed There’s something ironically comforting about the unattainable glamour of classic American musicals. Maybe it is the escapism, or…

Moar is burning her brand into the world of theatre I went in thinking Katherine Moar’s Ragdoll was a telling of the famous 1970s’…

Sheridan’s comic classic  Orange Tree Theatre announced the full cast and creative team for the 250th Anniversary production of Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s comic classic The…

We are all legends In a comedic, heartfelt look at the pain of extreme shyness, Isabel Renner’s one-woman show celebrates the awkward, the quirky,…

“I just think there’s doing things and doing things. And if you’re locked in a sewer and it’s flooding and you’re putting on perfume,…

The National Theatre today announced full casting for the festive return of Kendall Feaver’s acclaimed adaptation of Noel Streatfeild’s best-selling book Ballet Shoes as…

‘Throw every punch with bad intentions’ The London Premiere of the award winning play The Problem With the Seventh Year opens at the White…

Themes of vulnerability and human connection Set in a dark waterfront bar of the same name, Edward J Moore’s The Sea Horse is a…

‘Visitors have been moved by the honesty and humour’ Peckham’s local letterpress artist Michelle Dwyer has just launched her latest exhibition – Words of…

A keen observation of humanity Joe Penhall’s play Blue/Orange takes place on a stylishly simple white set, designed by Jana Lakatos, which is furnished…