On Stage
By Stuart Black

Wag The Musical: An Iceberg Of Terrible

A desperate and depressingly unfunny musical.
By Zoe Craig

Heads Up: Tête à Tête Opera Festival Returns To Richmond

Showcasing more than 30 new opera shows over three weeks.
By Tiffany Pritchard

Punchdrunk Returns In A Paddington Warehouse

The Drowned Man is a creepy Hollywood fable.
By Lindsey

A Surreal Dusk Performance In Nunhead Cemetery

Try Biped's Monitor.

By Lindsey

An Opulent Stuart Masque At Banqueting House

Are you a celestial being or gross beast?
By Stuart Black

Billy Budd At Southwark Playhouse

Melville's tale is as rich as whale fat.
By Tiffany Pritchard

Interactive Dance In Disused Welsh Chapel

Watch out for the playful pigs.
By Londonist

Gabriel Celebrates Purcell At The Globe

Gabriel features trumpets, farting and music a-plenty.
By Zoe Craig

Grimeborn Opera Festival Returns To The Arcola

Innovative opera in East London.
By BelindaL

Maureen Lipman Devastates In Daytona

Secrets unravelled at the Park Theatre.
By Lindsey

180+ Shows, 17 Venues, One Borough: Camden Fringe 2013

All fronted by a pigeon mime.

By Tom Bolton

Josephine And I: Vaudeville Meets Civil Rights At The Bush

A winning mix of cabaret and incisive, political drama.
By Zoe Craig

(Mostly) Free Arts Festival: Summer's Young at Ovalhouse

The kids are alright.
By Laura Dodge

Les Saisons Russes Du XX1e Siecle: London Coliseum Turns Russian

A disappointing triple bill, lacking the magic of Diaghilev's original ballets.
By Zoe Craig

The Color Purple: Another Musical Hit For The Menier

Part Aretha tribute concert; part misery memoir.
By Sam Smith

Moscow Stanislavsky Ballet Proves Seriously Playful At The Coliseum

Ballet star Sergei Polunin appears in the classic, Coppélia.
By BelindaL

A Lustful Lunch At The Rosemary Branch Theatre

Holding a microphone up to two lovers' inner dialogue.

The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable

Punchdrunk brings an immersive theatre experience to the National Theatre (sponsored post).

By Stuart Black

Luke Jermay’s “Sixth Sense” at the Leicester Square Theatre

Playing those mind games together.
By Franco Milazzo

Bigmouth: 2,500 Years Of Oration At Soho Theatre

Muhammed Ali, Presidents Bush and John F Kennedy all walked into a theatre...
By Ruth Hargreaves

Shakespeare For Children With The Winter’s Tale

The Bard for kids, in Regent's Park.

Have You Heard The Hush?

An aural adventure at The Shed.
By Stuart Black

The Paper Architect: A Cut Above At Leytonstone Library

Pushing the envelope – and cutting it up into enchanting fairy-tale shapes.
By Zoe Craig

Murder And Mirth: Macbeth At Shakespeare's Globe

The Globe's latest is a tantalising mix of comedy and cruelty.