On Stage
By Sarah Stewart

Circa And Debussy String Quartet's Opus At Barbican Theatre

Marvellous manic momentum in motion and music.
By Laura Dodge

Ignis: Introspective Fire-Inspired Dance Theatre

Hubert Essakow's latest work is thought-provoking but lacks dynamism.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Islington Finds Its Voice With Islington - The Opera

Residents, performers and local history combine.

By Stuart Black

UK Premiere For Lost Tennessee Williams Play

The Fat Man’s Wife casts a paralysing spell at the Canal Café Theatre.
By Stuart Black

Theatre Preview: Stripped Down Shakespeare At The Cockpit Theatre

The Merely Players season in rep kicks off with the Comedy of Errors.
By Londonist

ENO Launches A New Rigoletto

Production may divide opinions, but the singing is hard to beat.
By Stuart Black

Sherlock Holmes Has A Secret To Reveal

The Final Revelation of Sherlock Holmes at the Pleasance.
By Ruth Hargreaves

What’s On Stage In London: March 2014

See what's opening, book ahead, don't miss out.

By Johnny Fox

All Quite Good On The Western Front: Oh What A Lovely War

Sweetly sentimental revival gets the message across that war is futile but you can still sing along.
By BelindaL

In The Thrice Ninth Kingdom Puts Russia's Problems Centre Stage

Play exploring anti-gay laws in Russia packs powerful dramatic punch.
By DannyH

Magical Puppetry In A Midsummer Night’s Dream At Barbican

Top Bottom.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Change The Ending At Kate Tempest's New Play

Forum Theatre takes on homelessness.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Promenade Performance Comes To The Oldest Church In Shoreditch

'Sun' takes a different look at love, in this unique space.
By DannyH

Know Your Demons With Doctor Faustus At The Rose

An eerie, romantic portrayal in the play's original home.

By Lise Smith

Magic And Loss: Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch, 1980

Miss this Sadler's Wells production at your peril.
By Sam Smith

Triple Triumph From The Royal Ballet

Three wonderful pieces of music, three brilliantly danced ballets.
By Sarah Stewart

Ian McEwan's The Cement Garden At Vault Festival

Dark deeds and hidden secrets under Waterloo Station
By BelindaL

The White Carnation @ Jermyn Street Theatre Is Spooktacularly Splendid

1950s classic ghost story comedy with a twist.

By Laura Dodge

The Merchants Of Bollywood: Glitter And Melodrama

A slapstick tribute to Bollywood film.
By Sam Smith

Peter Grimes Takes Coliseum By Storm

Lighting strikes twice - this revival is as strong as the original 2009 production.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Happy Days Are Here Again

Juliet Stevenson knocks the socks off Beckett.
By Stuart Black

Impressive Ensemble Acting In Schiller’s The Robbers

A muscular reinterpretation at the New Diorama.
By BelindaL

Bashing Out A Blood, Sweat And Tears Flamenco At The Barbican

Flamenco reveals its heroic roots bt dispensing with the red dress.

By M@

Back To The Future: The Musical, Coming To London

"You know that new sound you've been looking for...?"