Sole searching.
Jennifer Saunders disappoints in this Noel Coward revival.
Backyard Cinema's previously sold-out production returns.
A twisty and clever black comedy.
Anniversary revival at Finborough Theatre.
A gleefully gory production from Cheek By Jowl.
Fantastic choreography, but an uneven script and haphazard direction.
A cinematic masterpiece which is still jaw-dropping today.
A counter-intuitive creative pairing that really works.
A very personal musical experience based on Judy Garland's final performance of Over The Rainbow.
Sting's back catalogue is used to great effect.
A grim retelling of the botched police investigation into the Yorkshire Ripper.
More Shakespearian than Shakespeare himself?
A look at police brutality and racism in America.
An enthusiastic cast and infectious music make for a fun production.
Leopoldstadt reminds us there are some things that should never be forgotten.
Too much of a good thing.
Take a VR ride back to 1898.
A brief encounter about fear and paranoia. But it makes its mark.
Soldier of Orange comes to London.
Wry, hilarious and subversive.
Stef Smith takes the heart of Ibsen’s once provocative play and gives it a jump-start.
Frances Barber stars as Billie Trix in the one-woman show.
Flawed theatre that makes you think
Londonist
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