A Surreal masterpiece before the word had even been invented.
Alan Bennett. National Treasure. But is it doing the great man justice?
Even ballet can't save you from a prison sentence.
Very funny gig at The Invisible Dot.
Foot-stamping fun in this adaptation of the Oscar-winning film.
Kafka's 'In The Penal Colony' reimagined by resourceful troupe Fourth Monkey at Trinity Buoy Wharf.
See quality theatre on a budget.
Our pick of London’s best theatre, circus, dance and opera opening this week
Comedy returns to the South Bank.
The story of Britain's last woman to be hanged for murder is told backwards, and to great effect.
Actor's life and King Lear's lines collide in this disorientating and trippy production.
Apartheid's legacy is brutally exposed in a South African kitchen.
An original play about a book about a life, which might have been better as a book.
Shaun Keaveny, Richard Herring and Marcel Lucont gigging this week.
Nineteenth century grandeur with a twenty-first century twist.
You’ll be roaring and whooping and standing ovationing your tits clean off.
A sky-high circus experience with Pirates of the Carabina (sponsored post).
First look at sitcom pilots, radio plays and other new comedy.
As pungent, powerful and full of vintage charm as whiskey based cocktail.
Family opera based on Philip Pullman's novel is a visual spectacle.
A surreal piece that leaves the grime of London squawking at the theatre door.
Two of the best comedy acts of the 2012 Edinburgh Fringe are at Soho Theatre this month. Which should you see?
An immersive theatrical circus experience at the wonderful Roundhouse (sponsored post).
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