Inspired by the controversial French sculptor Auguste Rodin, award-winning...

“Aaaaaaaaaah”, he wails, “Aaaaaaaaaah”, giving a cracking...

Producers of the hit West End show...

Whenever Julius Francis – former heavy-weight champion – steps...

There were 230 people jammed into...

Tenor Joel Prieto’s operatic career started in...

The Static, written by Davey Anderson and both directed and choreographed by...

“It’s 1971. Michael Dork may be a computer geek but he’s invented...

A production of Ring Cycle will always carry some notoriety, and what with...

It’s hard to express just how good Joel Horwood’s writing is...

This recent adaptation directed by Josie Rourke and penned by Alan...

Creepy phone calls and birds of prey are disturbing the peace in the Ovalhouse theatre production of Lucy and the Hawk.  Written and directed by Phil Ormrod as part of his collaboration with Oliver Lamford in Switchback, an initiative to create “a diverse range of work that gathers people together to look...

After a mixed bag of reviews for his recent productions of Saved...

Situated in the bustling Piccadilly Circus, Cafe de Paris is a stylish...

This October, The Wedding Collective, a theatre company dedicated to...

The Royal Court Theatre is renowned for its dedication to new...

It is the opening preview night on The Olivier Stage of The National...

While thousands of people queue up every year for The X...

The Trench is a play from London troupe Les Enfants Terribles, based on the...

An evening of operatic drama with conductor Ronald Corp, The...

The Rain that Washes at the Leicester Square Theatre is a...

Cabaret Sauvignon is a witty, silly, brilliant tribute to...

Debuting in London after a sell-out run in Edinburgh, Oh, the Humanity and...

Nicholas Hytner boldly takes on the mammoth, under-done epic that is...