On Stage
By DannyH

There's No Leaving Ballyturk...

Brilliantly uncomfortable comedy-drama.
By Franco Milazzo

Is The Wolf From The Door A Keeper?

Duckface & co. bring anarchy to the UK in Royal Court's much-anticipated play.
By Sam Smith

Handel Opera Will Transport You To Georgian Britain

Nicholas Hytner's production of Xerxes enjoys an outstanding revival.

Wicked: Discover The Other Side Of Oz

It's not easy being green.

By Stuart Black

Memory And Mobsters In Ghost From A Perfect Place

20th anniversary of Philip Ridley's controversial play.
By Franco Milazzo

Is The Play That Goes Wrong The Right One For You?

This slice of riotous slapstick is so wrong yet so right.
By Sarah Stewart

See The Horror Of War In An Arsenal

Mother Courage and her Children comes to Woolwich.
By Ben O' Norum

Kevin Bishop Is Full-On Funny In Fully Committed

One-man restaurant comedy.
By Franco Milazzo

New Play Evokes The Little Revolution That Rocked London

The London riots are given the documentary treatment.
By Stuart Black

King Charles III Taketh The West End Crown

All hail this forward-looking counter-history.
By James FitzGerald

Coal-Dark Drama: Land Of Our Fathers At Trafalgar Studios

Restless, inquisitive drama in a blocked-off mineshaft.
By Tom Bolton

Physical Theatre And Classical Acting Collide In My Perfect Mind

An inspired, hilarious fusion of styles.
By Will Noble

Cardinal Burns Live: Lighter Laughs But Still Funny

Comedy duo tone it down for Soho.
By Stuart Black

True West Is A Gleefully-Anarchic Baloney Western

Sam Shepherd's 1980 play confirmed as modern classic.
By Ben Venables

Edinburgh Comes To London: The Fringe Goes South

12 Days Of Edinburgh at the Museum of Comedy.
By DannyH

Eye Of A Needle Looks At Immigration Stories

Laughs, tears and food for thought at the Southwark Playhouse.
By Will Noble

Gadsby's Show Is Picture Perfect

Aussie comic makes irreverent curator.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Bringing Up Baby In New Play Breeders

It's not just the Royals with foetal fever.
By BethPH

Sweeney Todd @ Harrington’s Pie And Mash Shop

Pie and mash with the demon barber.
By BelindaL

This Tess Is Musical But Not Tragic

Hardy needs to be more depressing than this musical makes it.

By James FitzGerald

Conflict Begets Conflicted People: Return Of The Soldier

Rebecca West's novel gets musical treatment at Jermyn Street Theatre.
By Rachel Holdsworth

The Me Plays: Modern Life Is Me-Ish

Raw, powerful and personal monologues.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Ticket Alert: Daniel Kitson, Stewart Lee Gig For Hackney Winter Shelter

Book fast for this fundraiser.
By Ben Venables

Comedian John Kearns Returns Home To London After Edinburgh Triumph

Fringe festival winner to perform in Soho Theatre.