Ancient Greek tragedy gets modern retelling.
A West End quality show in the most intimate of settings.
Part murder mystery, part interactive theatre, all funny.
Quirky and entertaining rendition of Broadway musical.
Magical, dreamy and imaginative children's theatre - great for half term.
Our pick of the week's comedy nights.
Eugène Ionesco’s 1959 play, showing as part of the Barbican's Dancing around Duchamp season.
Cariad Lloyd's Edinburgh show offers a lot of energy as well as some "solidly okay" jokes.
Testing but vital: a rarely seen marmite of a Wuppertal work.
There's much more than childish magic in this surprisingly dark and beautifully operatic production.
The Royal Ballet pays homage to its Founder Choreographer, Frederick Ashton.
We talk to James Graham and Charles Edwards.
Stripped back, bold Shakespeare.
What do you get if you combine Margaret Thatcher and 80s pop?
Robert Lepage redefines in-the-round theatre with a warlike game of risk.
Our pick of London’s best theatre, dance and opera opening this week.
A Hamlet unlike any other.
A technodelic extravaganza (sponsored post).
Gay love triumphs in this new musical set in 1930s Hollywood.
Max & Ivan, Geekatorium, Alternative Comedy Memorial Society and more.
Kooky and filthy comedy from a performer on the up.
Hubert Essakow's stunning water-inspired choreography.
Dickens's famous tale comes to the West End.
The National's latest blockbuster is a German expressionist comedy - which is not, it turns out, a contradiction in terms.
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