"The sense of excitement, hope and endless creativity are evident".
Battle of the 🇬🇧 Sohos 🇺🇸
Londonist speaks to the star of My Son's a Queer (But What Can You Do?).
Theatre for under ÂŁ20? Yes please!
(And Puritans trying to ruin everything)
From Grease to Henry VIII.
Mike Bartlett's latest play can't be accused of subtlety.
The hotly-anticipated Straight Line Crazy is somewhat prosaic.
A revival of one of the very finest plays of the last century.
Afternoon teas, hidden tours and animal magic.
A contemporary take on Shakespeare's play, with Henry belting out Sweet Caroline.
Brush up on your green credentials.
The first London revival of this show since 1994.
Outshines Kate Bush’s song as the best thing inspired by Brontë's novel.
Una Lucha Contra, freshly translated with economy and vigour.
Set for 2025 on the site of Colechurch House.
'So unflinching you'll be begging for a flinch'.
Ready for a winter wonderland?
Front seats might get wet.
It's devoid of cynicism.
Close-up magic in a socially-distanced setting.
It is your density.
Missing the West End? Head here...
A stark, brutal and beautiful two-hander. Via laptop.
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