When I saw the G-Plan furniture and the wallpaper only manufactured now for productions of Abigail’s Party, I knew this was the 70s and…

Follow the tumultuous friendship of Gemma and April More than just a tribute to the shiny pop hits of the eighties, NOW That’s What…

A hard to swallow cocktail of emotions James Leo Herlihy’s 1965 novel Midnight Cowboy, later adapted for the big screen in the 1969 film…

An Open and Shut Evening As spring has well and truly sprung in London the long evenings have people out and soaking up the…

The perfect night at the theatre Regular theatregoers are excited about the return of Union Shorts, an annual feature of Union Theatre’s programme in…

A deeply moving reflection on humanity, loss and healing “I feel like I’ve just been stabbed in the heart”, was the first thing said…

A prime example of farce Many of the smaller theatre spaces across London prove a great breeding ground and venues that open theatre up…

This play is something quite special Suicide.  Gulp. The leading cause of death of men under fifty – a statistic that has fuelled one-time-student-medic,…

Exploring themes of loneliness, desire and vulnerability After two completely sold-out seasons in 2023 and 2024, this compelling and provocative play by Tony Award-winning…

Love and Death and Rock ’n’ Roll I’ve had my ticket for Wilko: Love and Death and Rock ’n’ Roll for months, but I’ve…

A testament to the power of the arts Political theatre can often conjure up the image of a stern, sombre cast of stoney-faced performers.…

Fast-paced, spirited and thoroughly engaging Playhouse Creatures is a fast-paced, spirited and thoroughly engaging production that offers a snapshot of an overlooked moment in…