From traditional retellings to drunk adaptations.
Tickets? For the West End? Groundbreaking.
Theatre for under £20? Yes please!
A fast-paced monologue of a show.
Mike Bartlett's latest play can't be accused of subtlety.
The hotly-anticipated Straight Line Crazy is somewhat prosaic.
A revival of one of the very finest plays of the last century.
A flawless exploration of the Windrush legacy.
A contemporary take on Shakespeare's play, with Henry belting out Sweet Caroline.
The first London revival of this show since 1994.
Outshines Kate Bush’s song as the best thing inspired by Brontë's novel.
Una Lucha Contra, freshly translated with economy and vigour.
Starring James Corden, Tamsin Greig and others.
A twisty and clever black comedy.
Anniversary revival at Finborough Theatre.
A gleefully gory production from Cheek By Jowl.
Fantastic choreography, but an uneven script and haphazard direction.
A cinematic masterpiece which is still jaw-dropping today.
A counter-intuitive creative pairing that really works.
A very personal musical experience based on Judy Garland's final performance of Over The Rainbow.
Sting's back catalogue is used to great effect.
A grim retelling of the botched police investigation into the Yorkshire Ripper.
An enthusiastic cast and infectious music make for a fun production.
Leopoldstadt reminds us there are some things that should never be forgotten.
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