The Ghosts of War A faded mural of Saddam Hussein looms large as the play opens on a scene of two US marines (Patrick…

A casket full of fun and farce It’s always a treat to see a show at the Brockley Jack. The first thing to be…

Little Miss Christmas is a seasonal gem worth unwrapping Sleigh, queen! Little Miss Christmas has officially jingled its way into London, and what a…

A performance where anything can happen If you’re looking for a Christmas night out that’s equal parts classic storytelling and outrageous drunken chaos, A…

This cast is the future of theatre Deep Azure is written by late Academy Award-nominated actor and writer Chadwick Boseman and directed by award-winning…

‘Nigel Fartage creates a toxic stench wherever he goes’ The show begins with Dick on board the Empire Windrush on his way to make…

Coughlan is the brightest light in a slightly foggy production Many works of Irish playwrights have long successful runs in London; classics from Oscar…

‘An excavation of collective guilt, community fear, and the void left when justice fails’ Welcome to Skidmore — a tight-knit farming community in northwest…

VIP tickets are available Orange Tree Theatre (OT) today announces that Ian McKellen will return to the stage for a rare and intimate show…

All the laughs and sparkles one could hope for  It’s that time of year again: Panto season! The busiest period for theatres up and…

“If you woke up tomorrow to find you weren’t married to us, you’d be in for a few big surprises.”  Three couples, highly respected…

Many laughs, great costumes, excellent choreography and foot-stomping songs The Churchill Theatre’s Beauty and the Beast popped and sizzled with colour and fizz in…