Jez Butterworth's chest-beating classic returns to the stage.
A fast-paced monologue of a show.
Mike Bartlett's latest play can't be accused of subtlety.
An all-too-real political farce.
Live performance meets state-of-the-art tech for a truly amazing experience.
West Wing creator adapts Harper Lee classic.
The hotly-anticipated Straight Line Crazy is somewhat prosaic.
A revival of one of the very finest plays of the last century.
But it's a powerhouse performance form Ruth Wilson.
But Jade Anouka and Phil Daniels are superb.
A flawless exploration of the Windrush legacy.
A contemporary take on Shakespeare's play, with Henry belting out Sweet Caroline.
This will make a great film.
A pile of underwritten merde.
Superb dancers and all the hits.
But fans will adore it.
Outshines Kate Bush’s song as the best thing inspired by Brontë's novel.
A welcome renaissance for London's theatre scene.
Londonist
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