On Stage
By Lindsey

Spectacular, Free & Alfresco: Greenwich & Docklands International Festival

Nine days of wonder will transform SE10, E14 and SE18.

TimeWave Festival: Theatre, Technology & Transformation

Playwrights and new media creators at the cutting edge of storytelling (sponsored post).

By BelindaL

Maggie Would Not Approve: Hard Feelings @ Finborough Theatre

Thatcher's Britain, Brixton, 1981. While people riot about social injustice on the streets, inside the rich and beautiful live the high life.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 16-22 June

Arts Emergency Service fundraiser, Sara Pascoe, Jen Brister and Edinburgh previews.
By Zoe Craig

Sweet Bird of Youth Flies High At The Old Vic

Kim Cattrall delivers a masterclass as a mixed-up, drug-addled fading Hollywood star.
By Zoe Craig

Celebrate Art in SE5 With The Camberwell Arts Festival

The nine-day community festival presents a varied programme of tasty treats
By Lindsey

Sadler's Sampled: A Smorgasbord Of World Class Dance

A great opportunity to see great dance at Sadler's Wells from £8.
By Lise Smith

Dance Review: Akram Khan, Desh @ Sadler's Wells

Masterful storytelling and incredible visuals combine in the return of Akram Khan's most accomplished work yet.
By Lindsey

Three Shows To Turn You On To Dance This Autumn

Breathtaking ballet, a twist on tango, and a glimpse of Jarvis Cocker.

By helenbabbs

Coffee And Monologues: Blair's Children At The Cockpit

New political theatre falls short.
By Londonist

Like A Lynchian Neighbours Episode: Happy New At The Trafalgar Studios

Brendan Cowell's latest play is full of stylistic tics and wilful weirdness.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 9-15 June

Parks and Recreation's Aziz Ansari, Daniel Simonsen and cricket comedy.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Take Flight With Flown, The Aerial Circus At Udderbelly

Tightropes, rings and awkward things at the aerial circus.
By BelindaL

Trash Cusine Is Difficult To Swallow At The Young Vic

Belarus Free Theatre stirs up deep feelings of unease on the realities of execution.

By Rachel Holdsworth

"If The Audience Don't Have A Good Time They'll Walk Out"

Director Jeremy Herrin chats about The Globe, arts funding and SE London.
By Janan Jay

Swan Lake, Live From Russia In 3-D

Watch the live premiere of Swan Lake, in 3D, sipping inspired cocktails. While dressed as a swan. Probably.

By Franco Milazzo

Long But Not Long Enough: A Strange Interlude @ The National Theatre

Anne Marie Duff proves that it is not just about the men in your life but the life in your men.

Win Tickets To See The Hothouse And Pinter Shorts

A devilishly funny play by Harold Pinter, plus two of Pinter's finest shorts (sponsored post).
By Rachel Holdsworth

Snap Up Tickets To A Summer Of Theatre On Screen

Othello, The Audience, A Doll's House and Branagh's Macbeth in your local cinema.
By Londonist

A Pleasant Enough Midsummer Night At The Globe

Away with the fairies on the Southbank.
By Londonist

Race And Sex Take Centre Stage In Mamet’s Punchy New Play

A largely satisfying return to form for the playwright at Hampstead Theatre.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 2-8 June

Marcel Lucont, Adam Riches, ACMS and a special heads up.
By Tiffany Pritchard

Dance Review: Akram Khan's iTMOi At Sadler's Wells

Stravinsky adaptation is a multi-dimensional showcase of talents.
By Londonist

Even Stillness...Ready Meals And Routine Brought To Soho Stage

A couple's war to break away from the cycle of every day life.