Straight off the back of a highly successful run at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, Crybabies have brought their new show, The ...

Patrick Gibson, Sophie Okonedo and Alistair Petrie in A Month in the Country at the Donmar Warehouse. Photo: Helen Murray ...

The “Electrifying… beautiful… heartwrenching” (Sunday Express) Next To Normal announces it’ll be transferring to London’s West End after its critically ...

A new play by James Graham is set for a World Premiere in the West End this Autumn. The Standard of Living explores the life of John Maynard Keynes.

Trainspotting Live is immersive theatre like no other. The audience doesn’t just watch but are thrown headfirst into the chaos. From the moment we stepped into The Tunnel at the Edinburgh ...

Endgame by Samuel Beckett is a must-see for theatre lovers. Flabbergast Theatre have put on an astounding production which portrays the bleakness of Beckett’s world to perfection. The play opens with ...

We begin outside Better Best Bargains, Caz (Rebecca Lock) receives news that she has been approved to adopt, perfectly timed two weeks before her 50th birthday celebrations. On receiving the good news ...

One of the biggest shows of this summer is Jesus Christ Superstar at the London Palladium, and it officially opened its limited 11-week run over the weekend. Following huge presale demand, the ...

Death Note is a juggernaut of a manga series by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, which took the world by storm in the 00s. Having been turned into an award-winning anime, live action adaptations and a ...

As we’re coming up to Christmas, many may opt to watch a pantomime or a feel-good family musical… I, however, would prefer to watch ‘Unfortunate’ - the musical that reveals the untold story of Ursula ...

Mortal Sin at Gilded Balloon’s Teviot tells the story of two best friends, Colm and Peggy, in a small Irish seaside village. Their lives and friendship are influenced by the Catholic guilt that almost ...

It Comes in Wavesis a three-person play set in a grief café in Lowestoft, Suffolk. Written by East Anglian writer, poet and teacher James McDermott, the play was inspired by the death of his father ...