On Stage
By Rachel Holdsworth

Clever Sketches From Totally Tom At Soho Theatre This Week

Poi and Lisbeth Salander will never be the same again.
By Tiffany Pritchard

Dance Review: balletLORENT's Rapunzel at Sadler's Wells

A traditional fairy tale revamped with lots of sentiment and creative genius.
By BelindaL

The Low Road At The Royal Court Is A Swashbuckling Spectacle

It's Dominic Cooke's last production as artistic director at the Royal Court.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 31 March-6 April

Isy Suttie, Mark Thomas, Sara Pascoe and a triple helping of Will Franken this week.
By Londonist

Two Troubled Sisters: Vanessa And Virginia @ Riverside Studios

The condensed lives of a literary giant and her overlooked sister.
By Tim Macavoy

Sexy Physical Chameleon Doctor Brown's Befrdfgth At Soho Theatre

We want to play with Doctor Brown every day please.
By Laura Dodge

Giselle At London Coliseum: Sublime Technique Amidst Overgrown Ivy

The ballet belongs to Natalia Osipova, with her superb technique and beautiful characterisation.
By Zoe Craig

Peter And Alice Review: A Letter From JM Barrie To Arthur Llewelyn Davies

Does loss hurt more if you've been a famous author's fantasy child?
By Lindsey

SPILL Festival: Performance That Doesn't Play Safe

An antidote to the usual West End stuff.
By Laura Dodge

Gala Flamenca At Sadler's Wells: Nureyevs Of The Flamenco World

Traditional and contemporary dancing concludes the Flamenco Festival.

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By Sam Smith

Opera Goes Multimedia, As Sunken Garden Premieres At The Barbican

3D film opera comes to London.

By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 24-30 March

Laugh with Doctor Brown, Mae Martin and more next week.
By Zoe Craig

The Winslow Boy @ The Old Vic

Lindsay Posner directs a beautiful, traditional piece of proper drama
By Tim Macavoy

Theatre Review: A Guide To Second Date Sex @ Soho Theatre

Londonist thinks this is a funny and honest show about sex and dating, but who critiques the critics?
By Franco Milazzo

Mystery Surrounds New Punchdrunk Production

Where will their biggest show to date take place? We have some ideas.
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: Dirty Great Love Story @ Soho Theatre

This Fringe First winner is a laugh-a-minute lark, cleverly combining prose and poetry, rhythm and rhyme…
By Tim Macavoy

Theatre Review: Steptoe and Son @ Lyric Hammersmith

50 years on, the scripts for Steptoe and Son hold up as a tragicomic tale of a father and son who cannot live with or without each other.
By Sam Smith

Ballet Review: Aladdin @ Coliseum

Family fun that works as well for adults as children.

Win Tickets To See Children Of The Sun At National Theatre

A dark comedy from acclaimed collaborators, Howard Davies and Andrew Upton (sponsored post).
By Zoe Craig

What’s On In London Theatre 19 – 25 March

Our pick of London’s best theatre, dance and comedy opening this week
By Lise Smith

Review: Metamorphosis @ The Royal Opera House Linbury Studio

Award-winning choreography and some remarkable performances.

Get Great £10 Tickets For Trelawny Of The Wells At The Donmar

With Barclays Front Row on Monday (sponsored post).

By Tiffany Pritchard

Theatre Review: Opera Di Peroni @ Factory 7

Young, beautiful, experiential opera.