Tagged in THEATRE
By Stuart Black

A Smorgasbord Of Short Plays At The Bush Theatre

The dynamic showcase Boom! continues tonight.
By Tom Bolton

God, Demons And Physical Theatre At The Tricycle

Belief, fear, superstition, and the worst thing you could possibly imagine.
By helenbabbs

The Silver Tassie: Surreal First World War Drama At The National Theatre

A sad song-poem of a play.
By Stuart Black

Young Stars Flounder In A Disastrous Dorian Gray

If "all art is quite useless", then this is high art indeed.

By Rachel Holdsworth

No Privacy: You'll Never Trust Your Phone Again

James Graham's new play asks some searching questions.
By Stuart Black

Comedy Is Cruelty In Cheese And Crackwhores

Richard Gadd goes nuts at Soho Theatre.

Matilda The Musical: "Unique And Unforgettable"

When I grow up ...

By Rachel Holdsworth

All You Good, Good People

Imelda Staunton on the poverty line.
On Stage
By Londonist

Relative Values: Noel Coward's Uneasy Celebration of Hierarchy

A traditional play from Harold Pinter Theatre.
By helenbabbs

A Load of Rubbish At The Southbank

Forget chocolate eggs, it's all about black bin liners.
By Ruth Hargreaves

What’s On Stage In London: May 2014

See what's on, take your pick, book ahead.
By Sarah Stewart

Orpheus at Battersea Arts Centre: A Musical Feast

To Hades and Back...with Swing!

By Stuart Black

A Night Of Dark And Twisted Delight: ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore

Cheek By Jowl back with a bang.
By Londonist

Birdland: Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll

Explore the detrimental effects of dizzying fame with humour and humanity.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Is This Play Trying To Start A Revolution?

The reign of King Charles III imagined at the Almeida.
By DannyH

One-Man Tooting: I Found My Horn At Trafalgar Studios

One man, one mid-life crisis, one musical instrument.
By DannyH

Sexuality In A 1930s Boarding School: Another Country

The 1980s play finds a home at Trafalgar Studios.
By Chris Lockie

Crowdfunding London: April

Two horses pulling a car is what makes London great.
By Laura Reynolds

The Bard's Birthday: Shakespeare 450

One man in his time plays many parts.
By Stuart Black

Kingston 14 Is A Hard-Boiled Caribbean Cop Opera

DJ Goldie leads a terrific ensemble cast.
By Laura Reynolds

Shop With The Stars At Fenwicks

Buy a jumper from Julian Fellowes.
By Stuart Black

The Mirage Of Family Unity, In Other Desert Cities

Fine ensemble acting in a faltering new play at the Old Vic.
By Ruth Hargreaves

What Is 'Real'?: The Velveteen Rabbit At Unicorn Theatre

The 1922 children's novel comes to the stage.

By Stuart Black

Father Nandru & The Wolves Take Over Wilton’s Music Hall

London’s oldest music hall conjures up a dreamy neo-realist fable.