Great seats and a pre-show drink on opening night (sponsored post).
Sheridan Smith stars as superbitch Hedda in a new version of Ibsen's masterpiece by Brian Friel.
The classic story retold five ways.
Dancers shine in this diverse programme of one-act ballets
This week’s theatrical openings and reminders about those shows that are leaving London in the next seven days.
Last chance to see Nicholas Hytner's impressive staging.
A fast-paced adventure story, hurtling towards heaven or hell (sponsored post).
Difficult to recommend it highly enough.
Sheer bloody brilliance.
Simon Amstell, Festival of the Spoken Nerd, Fear of a Brown Planet and Lenny Henry are in town.
There were seven in the bed and the disembodied head shouted "WHY CAN'T I SLEEP?".
Classical and contemporary music, comedy and spoken word for less than a fiver.
The “Father” of the Contraceptive Pill presents a comedy of chemical manners (sponsored post).
Here are a few highlights from London’s theatrical calendar for the next seven days
A little bit heartbreaking and all too relatable.
Catch Chris Ramsey, Mark Thomas, Isy Suttie, Sara Pascoe and more this week.
We will be hearing more of Kate Tempest, a defiantly everyday rapper with a gift for telling stories.
Exciting new theatre from Mexico, Brazil, Chile and Argentina, including a clown show about the Holocaust.
What happens when you take the words away from The Bard?
Musical comedy that's not at all twee.
Disabled dancers, a rare appearance by San Francisco Ballet, hip hop, Sasha Waltz and The Place Prize returns.
It's not everyday London gets a new theatre. We had a sneak preview.
Free arts, activities, walks and performance all week in Barking.
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