Tagged in THEATRE
By Sam Smith

Witness Football’s Jumper League

Sporting and emotional highs and lows.
By Stuart Black

Sadness Sliced Up In The Anatomy of Melancholy

Robert Burton's "book to end all books" is brought to life in Oval.
By Stuart Black

Carry On Don Juan

Lust, lies and leather trousers at the Cockpit Theatre.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Christmas Show Crackers 2013: Festive Theatre in London

Fairytales, classics, interactive and of course, the pantos.

By Londonist

Theatre Review: Jeeves And Wooster In Perfect Nonsense

Funny enough not to be awful. (That's a good thing.)
By Sam Smith

Simultaneous Scenes From A Marriage: Ingmar Bergman Film On Stage

A re-imagining of Ingmar Bergman's classic film.
By Stuart Black

Human Origami In Milonga

Innovative Tango at Sadler’s Wells.
By Stuart Black

Clocks And Daggers In 'The Fastest Clock In The Universe'

A very unhappy unbirthday at the Old Red Lion Theatre.
By Gillian

Share Unique Performances At Currency 2013

Dance meets theatre meets tear-up-the-rule-book.
By Stuart Black

The Scottsboro Boys Is Damn Near Perfect

Kander and Ebb’s final musical has all the force of a runaway train.
By Lindsey

New Writing On The Radar At Bush Theatre

Inspiring shows and works in progress.
By Sarah Stewart

Immersive Theatre And Film At The Cinema Museum

Enter a haunted cinema, become part of the story.
By Stuart Black

Fractious and Funny Coupling Troubles in Raving

A master-class in comic timing at the Hampstead Theatre.
By Lindsey

Watch Out For Vampires In London Libraries

An immersive, site-specific Dracula for Halloween week.

Fast-Paced New Writing At The Shed

Razor-sharp and challenging theatre: nut at The Shed.

By Tiffany Pritchard

The Events Tackles Big Questions

Fringe Fest winner examines a mass shooting.
By Chris Lockie

Crowdfunding London: October

This month's round-up, focusing on Sponsume's more arty endeavours.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Rufus Norris Is New National Theatre Director

Still 18 months before he takes over, though.
By Londonist

Fresh Off the Boat: Two Plays About Immigration @ Hen & Chickens

An incredibly funny but somewhat uneven pair.
By Sarah Stewart

A "Gangster Show to End All Gangster Shows": The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui

Brecht's satirical play at the Duchess Theatre.

By Sam Smith

A Fight To The Death Black Comedy

The Lyons is in surprisingly good taste!
By Tabish Khan

Experience Art In Intervals: Ayse Erkmen At Barbican

Theatre backdrops block your path in this unique exhibition.
By Londonist

Bussy D’Ambois: Jacobean Tragedy In St Giles Church

Performed on the graves of the playwrights.
By Zoe Craig

David Walliams's Marmite Bottom: A Midsummer Night's Dream

You'll either love or hate this.