If I told you that a re-enactment of a speech by Margaret Thatcher was done in such a way that elicited cheering and applause ...

I was invited along to the world premiere of Nancy Netherwood’s play Radiant Boy: A Haunting at Southwark Playhouse Borough.

This will be a “yes… but” review. That’s because the undoubted highs are offset by some very naff lows. Jasmin Vardimon riffs ...

It’s always a pleasure to return to the welcoming and eclectic Park Theatre, a venue that consistently champions bold, ...

A member of the sound department in the previous touring production of Bat Out of Hell: The Musical told me that one of his jobs was to flick the sweat off lead actor Glenn Adamson’s head ...

The producers of the brand new musical HERE & NOW, presented by UK pop sensation, Steps, are delighted to announce the ...

Somewhat divisive, this is a show that is bound to have some detractors – particularly those who don’t like a musical with ...

Little Brother is an extraordinary true story.  Teenager Ibrahima Balde discovers that his younger brother, Alhassane, has ...

A love letter to Black gay companionship, Positive is an unorthodox take on the AIDS Play, steering clear of the emotion of ...

A celebration of the creative genius, Michelangelo Buonarroti’s birth 550 years ago. Director David Bickerstaff offers more ...

This two-hander play about the realities of life in your twenties is an engaging piece that showcases the impressive talent of Honor Koe, who also wrote and pro ...