On Stage
By Rachel Holdsworth

Theatre Review: A Walk On Part @ Soho Theatre

The rise and fall of New Labour, as told by someone who was there.
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: Sweeney Todd @ Adelphi Theatre

Don't be fooled by its nicey-nicey casting: this comedy-horror musical is bloody gripping
By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: South Pacific @ New Wimbledon Theatre

Lincoln Center production, Barbican cast, Wimbledon pricing: three good reasons to see South Pacific in SW19.
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 20-26 March

Tasty-sounding art, theatre, dance, classical and jazz events taking place this week
By Franco Milazzo

Review: Seven Day Drunk @ Soho Theatre

The star of the alcohol experiment-turned stage show Seven Day Drunk gives us pointers on where to get merry.
By BelindaL

Theatre Review: Moon On A Rainbow Shawl @ National Theatre

Six lives' tragedies, hopes and dreams all played under the watchful guise of the fateful moon.
By Lindsey

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 18-24 March

Top turns including Simon Amstell, Daniel Kitson and Andrew Lawrence
By Londonist

Theatre Review: Sound&Fury's Going Dark @ Young Vic

A brilliantly executed and disarming theatrical tale
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: Abigail's Party @ Menier Chocolate Factory

Jill Halfpenny and Natalie Casey shine with awful brilliance
By Rachel Holdsworth

Comedy Preview: Austentatious, An Improvised Novel @ Wheatsheaf

See one of the lost works of Jane Austen performed before your very eyes.
By Londonist

Review: Birmingham Royal Ballet @ London Coliseum

A mixture of the magnificent and the mediocre.
By Lindsey

Comedy Review: Alex Horne - Seven Years In The Bathroom @ Soho Theatre

Life, but not in the order we know it.

By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 13–19 March

Our pick of the exciting art, theatre, jazz, dance, and folk events opening this week
By Lindsey

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 11-17 March

Two fundraisers, risk taking, lessons, punning, sketches and performing drunk
By BelindaL

Review: Farewell To The Theatre @ Hampstead Theatre

Part psychological drama, English comedy, tragedy and theatre biopic

By BelindaL

Theatre Review: Waiting For Godot @ The Albany

Britain's first all black cast take on Beckett in all his bonkers-ness.
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: Snookered @ Bush Theatre

Cabbie-cum-playwright Ishy Din’s debut tells a tale of guilt, obligation, frustrated dreams and coconuts.

World Stages London: Six Global Shows To See This Summer

World stories for a world city (sponsored post)
By Londonist

Opera Review: The Death of Klinghoffer @ Coliseum

Political controversy in John Adams's opera.
By Ruth

Theatre Review: Absent Friends @ Harold Pinter Theatre

Time heals and waits for no man, and sometimes you just want to kill it

Theatre Preview: We Hope That You’re Happy (Why Would We Lie?) @ Battersea Arts Centre

New writing meets live art, flour, ketchup, ice cream and beer (sponsored post).
By SamF

Theatre Review: The Leisure Society @ Trafalgar Studios

Agyness Deyn's theatrical debut should make headlines for all the right reasons.
By Lindsey

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 4-10 March

Impro all week, musical stand-up, tragedy, genius and open mic
By Franco Milazzo

Ever Wanted To Appear In A Bollywood Movie?

The Southbank Centre launches its third Alchemy Festival next month.