Tagged in GIELGUD THEATRE

Review: Atticus Is Centre Stage In Aaron Sorkin's To Kill A Mockingbird

West Wing creator adapts Harper Lee classic.

Sweat Works Hard For Its Ill-Treated Grafters At Gielgud Theatre

Thinly-spread drama leaves us a little dry.

Imperium Speaks Truth To Power At Gielgud Theatre

The rise and fall of Roman Senator Cicero says a lot about today’s demagogues.

Theatre Review: The Audience @ Gielgud Theatre

Helen Mirren's almost scarily accurate portrayal of Her Majesty in 60 glorious years of imagined gossip with 12 prime ministers.

New Blue Plaque For "Chariots Of Fire" Coach, Sam Mussabini

London's newest blue plaque is dedicated to a suitably sporty subject.

Theatre Review: Chariots Of Fire @ Gielgud Theatre

Bright, exuberant and British...but you might feel the loneliness of the long-distance runner, given the length.

Theatre Review: The Ladykillers @ Gielgud Theatre

No nostalgic car chase round the streets of filmic fifties London, but a grade A farce with immaculate cast.

Comedy To Harold Pinter: Who's Who in London's Theatrical Nomenclature

In honour of the new Harold Pinter Theatre, we look at the men and women lending their names to London's playhouses

Theatre Review: Umbrellas Of Cherbourg @ Gielgud Theatre

Listen ver' carefully I shall only say zees once: 'Umbrellas of Cherbourg' is une dinde of the most enormous proportions.

Theatre Review: Yes, Prime Minister @ Gielgud Theatre

The classic 1980s TV satire, Yes Prime Minister has been updated, recast and comes to the Gielgud Theatre.

Avenue Q Lives On!

Arts Ahead 17-24 December

Arts Ahead 5-12 November

Arts Ahead

The Lights. The Greasepaint. The Projectile Vomiting.

Snapping Schwimmer In His Pants