As You Like It, thought to have been written in 1599, was historically never one of Shakespeare's most popular pieces,…
Mike Bartlett's Scandaltown is contemporary London writ very large - big, crass, rollicking London as Restoration comedy. As Cromwell banned…
Everything about Edward Einhorn's "The Marriage of Alice B Toklas by Gertrude Stein" is an enigma. Is it comedy, tragedy,…
Pitched somewhere between anarchic performance art and chaotic high-concept mockery of theatrical and literary analysis, the Figs in Wigs' satirical…
The current rise of antisemitism around the world gives extra resonance and relevance to Shakespeare's 16th Century play on usury,…
Willy Russell's Blood Brothers is back and it's back with a bang. In the 40 years since the show was…
Stephen Dolginoff's musical dramatisation of the story of so-called "thrill killers" Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb has been produced over…
Dame Julie Andrews is one of the few genuine British theatre icons, beloved by millions the world over, and with…
Every so often you come across a show that is pure theatrical brilliance. Witty, hilarious, sad, relatable and performed with…
Panto's resurgence in recent years has brought new attention to a format which often is a child's introduction to live…