‘Fame Whore’, written and directed by Tom Ratcliffe holds up a morality mirror (and light ring) to modern societies desperate…
Tango after dark lingers on the notes of passion from the first beat. Arriving in London after a world tour,…
Written and performed by Jenna Fincken, Ruckus is a single-act, one-woman performance that narrates the aging of a toxic relationship.…
‘So You’ve found me’ did not start on the right note. When a guy comes on stage, it feels as…
Almeida Theatre's production of Robert Icke's The Doctor has now transferred to the West End. The play begins as Professor…
Collide Theatre’s adaptation of The Coral originally written by Georg Kaiser is as direct as it is puzzling. The Millionaire,…
The first major London production of Bertolt Brecht’s for 25 years, The Caucasian Chalk Circle tells the story of a…
‘Are you as nervous as I am?’ Peggy asks the audience before she sings her last song of the evening.…
My second visit at the National this week tells a true story of a refugee family fleeing the Taliban after…
A homage to the famous Ellen’s Stardust Diner in New York City, the award-winning Theatre Café has just launched its…