Funny, sad and enjoyably gross.
Rupert Everett stars as the ill-fated Oscar Wilde in this nuanced production.
Our pick of London’s best theatre and opera on offer this week.
An exquisitely constructed human drama from Donmar at the Trafalgar Studios (sponsored post).
Could a better line-up of dancers be found for this ballet, based on Tchaikovsky's music?
A high-society 1970s Philadelphia family is confronted with lower class problems.
Alexei Sayle, Chat Show Roulette and the last ever Delete the Banjax show.
Anthony Sher stars in this savagely funny comedy (sponsored post).
What happens when childrens' words come out of adults mouths? Such a clever concept it's a wonder we've not seen it before. Funny, a little bit clumsy.
Our pick of London's best theatre, comedy and puppetry on offer this week.
The BBC's art critic goes all Hootenanny.
An rare example of silence playing a key role in a play.
Two packed charity gigs at the Bloomsbury and the rest of our comedy picks this week.
We do not recommend this B&B, you're likely to die. The play however is worth a visit - an absurdist classic.
A richly colourful portrait of Stockport (sponsored post).
The best comedy, drama, and dance opening in London this week.
Real life military hero Sir Hector MacDonald had his reputation destroyed by rumours of paedophilia -- but was he guilty?
Three hilarious short, sweet, snappy and well-staged miniature comedies.
Get laughs with Claudia O'Doherty, Tom Craine and BBCQT Watchalong.
Innovative opera company Opera in Space heads to Peckham this month.
Londonist's first West End show sees comedy, science and a lot of tin foil at Leicester Square Theatre.
A contemporary ice show with not a sequin in sight.
The new year bursts forth with emerging choreographers, silent movement, massive sculptures and spectacular costumes -- woah!
A feisty, sharp, hard-hitting drama that will stay with you.
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