On Stage
By Phillipa Ellis

Review: Kite Is A Breath Of Fresh Air On The Family Theatre Scene

A rare, original treat.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Jeepers Creepers Review: Terry Jones’ Sad Ode To Marty Feldman

New play depicts the (nearly) great comic’s demise.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Neil Dowden

Review: Herons Wades Into Teenage Troubles

Simon Stephens' early play mixes savage violence with tender hope.

 ★★★☆☆
By Franco Milazzo

Review: Is The Sun Setting On Cirque Du Soleil?

Show about wonder women fails to impress.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Franco Milazzo

La Traviata Is The Cathartic Opera You're Looking For: Review

Good grief.

 ★★★★★
By Lettie Mckie

Defying The Nazis Through Music: The Pianist Of Willesden Lane Reviewed

Tale of a Jewish Kindertransport pianist.

 ★★★★★
By Stuart Black

Nocturnal Espionage At The Tower Of London

New immersive theatrical tour.
By Sam Smith

Review: Morality Tale Meets Wilde Wit In An Intimate Venue

Oscar Wilde's novella adapted for the stage by his own grandson.

 ★★★★☆
By Sophia Shluger

Eddie Izzard Reloaded: The Trans-Jedi Of Comedy Returns

His revamped Force Majeure arrives in the West End.

 ★★★★★
By Savannah Whaley

Review: The Rolling Stone Is A Moving Portrayal Of Homosexuality In Uganda

Chris Urch’s play is pitch perfect.

 ★★★★★
By Rachel Stoplar

Why Do London's Black Actors Always Play Americans?

We ask the cast of Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.
By Stuart Black

The Long Road South Review: Civil Rights And Wrongs

Imogen Stubbs leads a strong cast.

 ★★★☆☆
By Stuart Black

Housing Horrors: This Is Private Property Reviewed

Down the renting rabbit hole.

 ★★★☆☆
By Laura Dodge

A Five Star Swashbuckling Adventure From English National Ballet

Le Corsaire is a sunny pirate antidote to London's rainy January.

 ★★★★★
By James FitzGerald

Tipping Point: Mesmerising Aerial Circus Is All Up In The Air

Ockham's Razor on hand with sharpest routines in town.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Coming Soon: Bananaman The Musical

Fruitiest superhero ever to take to London stage.
By Franco Milazzo

Not Your Ordinary Love Triangle: Tosca Reviewed

Exceptional production at Royal Opera House.

 ★★★★★
By Lettie Mckie

Review: A Stripped Back Richard III Creates Some Disturbing Moments

No set, scenery or props.

 ★★★☆☆
By Lettie Mckie

Step Into The VAULT: Celebrated Festival Returns To Waterloo Tunnels

Six weeks of magical miscellany.
By Lettie Mckie

Review: Sheila Hancock Is Disgusting, Demanding And Oddly Charming In Grey Gardens

True life tale of society squalor.

 ★★★★★
By Stuart Black

Ticket Forward: Shakespeare For The Homeless

Seats for Richard III can be donated to the less fortunate.
By Londonist

Whose London Is It Anyway? Join The Debate

Timely festival at Camden People's Theatre.
By Stuart Black

Aces High: Guys And Dolls Review

The colourful crowd-pleaser is back.

 ★★★★☆
By Ben Venables

When Your Inner Voice Is A Superior Monkey: A Chat With Nina Conti

Hilarious ventriloquist swings into Criterion Theatre.