Half cabaret, half panto, all festive fun.
Family-friendly historical slapstick.
Superb French Canadian lumberjack circus.
The set is the star in National Theatre’s latest.
What we think of it (so far).
A cacophony of noise, colour and movement.
Classic potboiler also examines plight of writers.
How the theatrical tradition conquered Christmas.
Tiger Country returns to the Hampstead Theatre.
Shakespeare gets big and sassy.
Miss Havisham, Sikes and Nancy brought to life.
Subversively wild ride to the dark side of technology.
Elementary family fare with a taste for the Holmesian niche.
The festival's back for its 26th year.
Jellicle songs for jellicle cats.
A pub in Penge does the classic film justice.
The Nutcracker is enchanting for all.
The Way Back Home at the Young Vic.
A Cowardy Christmas.
Fantastic first-time theatre for children.
Comedy audience participation reaches new heights.
A visual feast from Matthew Bourne.
Cups, saucers and body popping.
Catch that play you've been meaning to see.
Londonist
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