On Stage
By helenbabbs

Enter The Rift Zone: Icelandic Energy On Euston Road

Legends and folklore at the New Diorama.
By Laura Dodge

Kings Of The Dance Shows Ballet's Athleticism, Comedy And Drama

Ivan Vasiliev is worth the ticket price alone.
By James FitzGerald

Murderer: Fiendish Gothic Black Comedy In Highgate

You'll be dying to see this one.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Chewing Gum Dreams Is A Pocket Rocket Of A Show

Teenage London life in 45 minutes.

Home At The Shed: Real Tales Of Homeless Young Londoners

Nadia Fall's sell-out play returns to The Shed.

By Laura Reynolds

"Let Glory Shine From Your Assholes Today Boys"

Tower Theatre Company's WWI drama The Accrington Pals.
By M@

The Big Muddler: A Modern Variety Night In Spitalfields

Music Hall for the modern age.
By BelindaL

A Jane Eyre That Rocks

No more plain Jane in this version of Bronte's classic.

By Ruth Hargreaves

What’s On Stage In London: April 2014

An EPIC list. Book ahead, don't miss out.

By Stuart Black

Carry On Killing: The Massacre At Paris

Marlowe’s bloody play returns to London for first time in 400 years.
By Franco Milazzo

Does Musical Urinetown Take The Proverbial?

Welcome relief from the usual West End offerings? No.
By Johnny Fox

No Photographs! USHERS The Musical

Perky musical about the ice-cream and programme sellers.
By BelindaL

Hypnotic Poetry In riverrun At The Shed

Oral performance of the river in Finnegans Wake.

Growing Up In London: Chewing Gum Dreams At The Shed

One teenager, one big city, lots of broken rules.
By Lindsey

Shoreditch Shindig: For Weirdos And Their Friends

A new variety night from Bourgeois & Maurice.

The Voice Of Water: Riverrun At The Shed

Olwen Fouéré takes on James Joyce's Finnegan's Wake.

By Sam Smith

Handel Opera For The 21st Century

English National Opera proves it is the 'House of Handel' with Rodelinda.

By Sam Smith

Are There Ghosts Or Merely Stories At The Arts Theatre?

300,000 audience members later, the 2010 phenomenon returns to London.

By helenbabbs

An A-Z Of The A-Z Of Mrs P

Musical theatre about maps, starring Peep Show's Isy Suttie.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Wit And Heart Combine At The Full Monty

Stage adaptation of the 1997 film is a crowd-pleaser, but should it be?
By Johnny Fox

It's Grim Up North: A Taste of Honey

Landmark in Northern 'kitchen sink' writing gets a well-deserved revival.
By Victoria Rudland

A 1984 For A Post Snowden World

Orwell's novel, adapted with gusto.
By Laura Dodge

Cloud Dance Gate Theatre: Innovative, Mesmeric And Beautiful

Nine Songs' imagery is diverse and evocative
By Laura Dodge

Blaze: Feel-Good Street Dance Wows At Peacock Theatre

Breaking, locking and popping fun.