On Stage
By Ruth Hargreaves

Gold Star Acting In Twelfth Night At Hampstead Theatre

Twelfth Night: accomplished, seamless and with added leather jockstraps.

By Zoe Craig

Shakespeare With Your Sarnies At The St James Theatre

Catch a quick Midsummer Night's Dream in your lunchbreak.
By Londonist

Political Mother Storms The Stage With A Choreographer's Cut

Hofesh Shechter is back at Sadler's Wells with his galvanising dance-rock.
By Laura Dodge

Ballet Talent From Boston Comes To London's Coliseum

Boston Ballet's Programme 1 showcases dancers on top form.
By Johnny Fox

Private Lives At The Gielgud Theatre

Anna Chancellor and Toby Stephens go at it hammer and tongues.
By Lindsey

Mimetic 2013: Visual Theatre, Cabaret, Comedy & (Sock) Puppets

Explore the wild side of performance in Enfield.

By Franco Milazzo

Miss Nightingale: The Burlesque Musical With Very Little Burlesque

WW2 drama has a bounty of naughty songs, but rations out the stripping.
By JFarinha

In Pictures: Dancing City 2013

Canary Wharf gets dancing.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Royal Court Comes To Haggerston, Peckham And King's Cross

No need to travel to Sloane Square for Imelda Staunton and Toby Jones.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: Derren Brown: Infamous @ Palace Theatre

Is the man an actual warlock?
By Rachel Holdsworth

Free Children's Theatre At Canary Wharf

Five Sundays of performances in Jubilee Park.
By JFarinha

The Friday Photos: Greenwich & Docklands International Festival

Alfresco performances captured by Cutty Sark and Old Royal Naval College.

By Tiffany Pritchard

Gravity-Defying Stunts In One Of London's Oldest Churches

How Like an Angel at St Bartholomew the Great.

By helenbabbs

Financial Theatre For Kids: Bank On It At The Rose Lipman Building

Who knew the credit crunch could inspire inventive theatre for kids?
By Zoe Craig

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Is Theatre Royal Drury Lane's Latest Blockbuster

Sickly sweet with occasional popping candy-style treats, but ultimately unsatisfying.
By Londonist

Pride And Prejudice Goes Alfresco In Regent's Park

The perfect way to spend a summer evening, in Regent Park's hidden gem.
By Lindsey

Calling 11-25 Year Olds: Come To Roundhouse Open Day

Creative opportunities lurk beneath the main space.

By Zoe Craig

Harry Potter Star Shines In The Cripple of Inishmaan

The latest in the Michael Grandage theatre season combines a great cast with an average play.
By Londonist

Tough Love In The Night Alive

The Night Alive at the Donmar Warehouse puts the audience through the emotional wringer.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 23-29 June

Extreme laughter from Andrew O'Neill, Helen Arney, Tim Key and more this week.
By Londonist

Gloriana: Dazzling Royal Lives On Stage At The Royal Opera House

Benjamin Britten's coronation opera, first performed 60 years ago.
By Zoe Craig

Al Fresco Music, Theatre And Film At The More London Free Festival

London's longest free summer festival is back for another year.
By Laura Dodge

Forsythe Company At Sadler's Wells: Whooshing Vocals and Rippling Spines

Forsythe's inimitable movement style lacks punch in this double bill.
By Lise Smith

Along The Silk Road At artsdepot, Finchley

An international cast brings Marco Polo's travels to life through poetry, music and dance.