This is a play about the Christian religion, authority and the interpretation of the Bible. It takes place in a…
Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway is a book with a formidable reputation. Its seismic cultural impact is still fascinating to ponder…
RON is one of those rare productions that refuses to stay in a single genre and is all the better…
Jade Franks’ one-woman show, Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x), has had a fairytale run. Its sold-out…
As the last of Vivaldi’s descending runs in L’inverno (“Winter”) hurtles towards a ritardando at cliff’s edge, bringing the show…
War Horse is a two hour twenty-minute spectacle of sublime animated visuals and skilful puppetry. A story that gets to…
“Given all the misery around… if you spend the day smiling, there must be something wrong with you.” That is…
Teeth ‘N’ Smiles has enjoyed a lengthy run during this 2026 revival at the Duke of York theatre, celebrating 50…
Some theatre productions are clever; others are musically impressive. The truly special ones manage to be both, while embracing an…
A ten-foot pool of blood spilling across a white-tiled floor is the final image in Georgie Dettmer’s professional playwriting debut…