On Stage
By Franco Milazzo

Pixie Lott's Breakfast At Tiffany's Can Be Skipped

More shine than substance.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Neil Dowden

Review: Strife Is Rife In The Plough And The Stars

Sean O'Casey's 1926 tragicomedy alternates tenement life with revolutionary politics.

 ★★★★☆
By Zoe Craig

21 Must-See Kids' Theatre Shows For Summer 2016

The best children's theatre on offer this season.
By James Drury

Choose Life, Choose An Immersive Trainspotting Experience

Classic film comes to the stage.
By Londonist

11 Reasons To See Harry Potter And The Cursed Child

The boy wizard grows up in London's biggest theatrical event of the year.
By Johnny Fox

Theatre With The Roof Off: Outdoor Shows To Watch This Summer

Summery suggestions for encounters with the stars, under the stars.
By Lucinda Borrell

12 Tips For Doing The Proms Like An Expert

Never been before? Here are some tips.
By M@

David Bowie Musical Coming To London

Few ch-ch-changes to New York cast.
On Stage
By M@

Behind The Scenes At Wilton's Music Hall

Refurbed building still does the opposite of sparkle.
By Johnny Fox

See Three Judy Garlands On Stage

Judy, Judy, Judy.

 ★★★☆☆
By Franco Milazzo

Review: Magic Show Fails To Pull New Tricks Out Of The Hat

Modern magic.

 ★★★☆☆
By Neil Dowden

Review: Faith Healer Works Its Magic Power

Multi-monologue masterpiece is beautifully executed.

 ★★★★☆

Step Back In Time To The First Wimbledon

And sample a little-known beer at the time.
By Zoe Craig

Where To Feed Your Roald Dahl Obsession In London

From food to theatre.
By Johnny Fox

Pride Special: 5 Gay Plays In London

For the LGBTQI community and anyone who enjoys a 'straight play'.
By Johnny Fox

5 Last Chance To See's In London Theatre

Quick, before they're gone.
Things To Do
By Laura Reynolds

West End Theatre Casts Perform For Free This Weekend

West End Live is back.
By Dan Frost

Review: Aladdin Is Good, But Don't Go Expecting A Whole New World

Our one wish is for more ingenuity.

 ★★★☆☆
By Zoe Craig

Join In With A Mass Karaoke Singalong Near Tower Bridge

Plus free film and theatre shows.
By Neil Dowden

Preview: Play Inspired By Edward Snowden Opens In London This Week

Mike Bartlett's new play Wild.
By Franco Milazzo

Stage Picks For The Week Ahead: The #Ear Edition

Listen up: we have hot theatre, music, cabaret and drag tips for you.
By Chris Bridges

The Deep Blue Sea Proves Rattigan Is Timeless: Review

Terence is back in fashion.

 ★★★★★
By Lettie Mckie

Not Even Michael Crawford Can Make The Go-Between A Great Musical: Review

LP Hartley's classic, done in the wrong genre.

 ★★★☆☆
By Holli-Mae Johnson

Review: Heavyweight Opera Nabucco Fails To Land Knockout Blow

Placido Domingo is good, but needs prompting.