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By Stuart Black

Coming Soon: Bananaman The Musical

Fruitiest superhero ever to take to London stage.
By Stuart Black

Aces High: Guys And Dolls Review

The colourful crowd-pleaser is back.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Under The Skinhead: Barbarians Review

Barrie Keeffe's 1977 play revived.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

All-Star Cast Harass Gemma Chan In The Homecoming: Review

Harold Pinter's dank, domestic nightmare.

 ★★★★☆
By Londonist

Ticket Alert: Disney's Aladdin Comes To The London Stage

Cast announced as tickets go on sale.
By Stuart Black

Review: Meera Syal’s Autobiographical Musical Anita And Me

Glamrock meets Bhangra in a warm, witty show.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Valhalla Is Other People

Love (and hate) in a cold climate.

 ★★★☆☆
By Lettie Mckie

Out Of The Mouths Of Grindr Users

Verbatim play looks at the gay chill-out scene.

 ★★★☆☆
By Londonist

Cross-Dressing Simon Russell Beale Plays Footsie

A play about one of London's early stage stars.

 ★★★★★
By Stuart Black

Bang Bang, She'll Shoot You Down

Louise Orwin's show opens feminist theatre festival.

 ★★★☆☆
By Stephen Wilmot

Aussie Drama Explores Tolerance And Tricky Sexual Politics

1990 play revolves around a complex father-son relationship.

 ★★★★☆
By Londonist

Chicago Grifters Take Over Victorian Music Hall

In a new stage version of the classic film.

 ★★★☆☆
By Sophia Shluger

A Spooky Resurrection Of Dusty Springfield

No ordinary girl from Ealing.

 ★★★★☆
By Londonist

Ancient Greek Tragedy As Urgent As Breaking Bad

This barnstorming production of Aeschylus is unmissable.

 ★★★★★
By Lettie Mckie

Foot And Mouth Epidemic Threatens To Destroy An Old Friendship

Award-winning play examines the fallout of the 2001 crisis.

 ★★★★☆

Deal Of The Day: Dear Lupin At Apollo Theatre

Starring real-life father and son James and Jack Fox.
By Kyra Hanson

A Journey Through The Dreams Of A Pharmaceutical Building

An immersive experience in an old factory in Dagenham.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Our Verdict On Benedict Cumberbatch's Hamlet

Barbican's big production reviewed.

 ★★★★★
By James FitzGerald

Madness Pervades Stephen Merchant's West End Debut

The comedian is out of control in The Mentalists.

 ★★★☆☆
By Stuart Black

Taking Down The Testicle-Free Establishment

60s play parodies little Hitler types.

 ★★★☆☆
By Londonist

Three Surreal Playlets Explore Love And Death

Black humour abounds.

 ★★★☆☆
By Neil Dowden

Orson Welles and Laurence Olivier Bicker In Backstage Bust-Up

Thespian rivalry falls flat in Orson’s Shadow.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Savannah Whaley

Three’s Company, Then A Crowd In New Play A Third

A couple try a threesome and then some.

 ★★★☆☆
By Sarah Stewart

A Stripped Back Interpretation Of Ibsen's A Doll's House

A slightly underwhelming production.

 ★★★☆☆