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"The Front Row Will Be A Duller Place Without Him" - Farewell Johnny Fox

Londonist's head theatre critic has passed away.

Turn Your Sofa Into A Culture-Filled Front Row With Wandsworth Arts Fringe Festival

Get a hearty dose of quarantine culture.

By Lydia Manch

What To Watch For Free (Or Cheap) This Weekend From Lockdown

The best screenings and one-off performances to stream this weekend

By Lydia Manch

Big News, Fleabag Fans

Start stockpiling those cans of G+T

By Laura Reynolds

National Theatre At Home: Watch Top-Notch Shows Online For Free

Starring James Corden, Tamsin Greig and others.

By Will Noble

All West End Theatres Have Closed With Immediate Effect

Curtain falls on the London stage.

By BelindaL

Murder Most Charming: Corpse! At Park Theatre

A twisty and clever black comedy.

★★★☆☆

By Paul Ewing

40 Years On, Not Quite Jerusalem Shows Not Much Changes In England

Anniversary revival at Finborough Theatre.

★★★★☆

By Alice Grahame

Anthony Minghella's Madam Butterfly Is As Jaw-Dropping As Ever

A cinematic masterpiece which is still jaw-dropping today.

★★★★★

By Alannah Dorli Jones

Frantic Assembly Still Moves With The Times In I Think We Are Alone

A counter-intuitive creative pairing that really works.

★★★★☆

By Franco Milazzo

I Could Go On Singing At Southbank Centre: Review

A very personal musical experience based on Judy Garland's final performance of Over The Rainbow.

★★★☆☆

By Franco Milazzo

Theatre Review: The Incident Room At New Diorama Theatre

A grim retelling of the botched police investigation into the Yorkshire Ripper.

★★★☆☆

By Hari Mountford

Stoppard’s Leopoldstadt Is A Moving Exploration Of Memory And Family

Leopoldstadt reminds us there are some things that should never be forgotten.

★★★★☆

By Jonathan Marshall

The Visit At National Theatre: A Drawn-Out Acting Masterclass From Lesley Manville

Too much of a good thing.

★★★★☆

By Paul Ewing

Beware The Owl, The Aunt And The Hatter: Far Away At Donmar Warehouse

A brief encounter about fear and paranoia. But it makes its mark.

★★★★☆

By Jonathan Marshall

Theatre Review: Nora: A Doll's House At Young Vic

Stef Smith takes the heart of Ibsen’s once provocative play and gives it a jump-start.

★★★★☆

By Alex Hopkins

Musik: The Rock Legend Who Taught Madonna All Her Trix

Frances Barber stars as Billie Trix in the one-woman show.

★★★★★

By Matthew Holder

Endgame At The Old Vic Is A Bright And Polished Production

If you’re prepared to let it in, Endgame will work its unforgettable magic.

★★★★☆

By Alannah Dorli Jones

Round And Round The Garden: Albion Digs Up The Brexit Debate At Almeida Theatre

Whether or not this soil is still fertile or better left fallow is another matter.

★★★☆☆

By Neil Dowden

Kunene And The King Explores Legacy Of Apartheid

A bit too cosy, with a sentimental ending.

★★★☆☆

By Matthew Holder

Where’s The Soul In Faustus: That Damned Woman?

This reimagining of the classic story is a bit flavourless.

★★☆☆☆

By Franco Milazzo

Of Medicine And Women: The Welkin At National Theatre

Noble intent, laborious delivery.

★★★☆☆

By Hari Mountford

There's A Reason Everybody's Talking About Jamie, Still

New cast, same feel-good vibes.

★★★★☆

By M@

See HG Wells's The Time Machine... Performed In The London Library

HG Wells adaptation among the book cases.