A Midsummer Night's Dream is one of the most popular of Shakespeare's classic plays staged today. Its deliberate combination of fantasy, comedy and drama have e ...

The Sabai Pavilion has landed on Shepherd’s Bush Green. That can only mean one thing, The Lady Boys of Bangkok are back in London, and last night I popped along to see them in action. For those who ...

A dining table set with four chairs stands centre stage, a candelabra taking pride of place as the audience awaits the ...

Melissa Errico will make her Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club debut on Sunday, 12th July at 12pm with The Summer Knows, ...

If the concept of following orders because one is paid to do the bidding of one’s masters, regardless of consequences, died a death at the Nuremberg Trials, here comes a play that examines the ...

Quirky and undefinable, all the faffing about with props and paraphernalia between the songs would have been beyond the tolerance of most regular patrons of liv ...

On my way to The Glitch to see Evangeline, I passed the Old Vic where Glengarry Glenn Ross is currently playing and I found myself musing on the current vogue ...

The incomparable French writer Florian Zeller continues to startle us with concepts that philosophers and poets have struggled with since humans first began usi ...

The Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of Edmond Rostand’s 1897 Cyrano de Bergerac has arrived in London: a production which, in Simon Evans and Debris Stevenson’s adaptation, balances classical ...

The lead cast and full creative team of the first UK tour of Burlesque the Musical has been announced – led by Faye Brookes as Tess Richarde, the Burlesque club owner played by the legendary Cher in ...

Familiarity breeds contempt in what feels like the narrative arc of a thousand plays, or more: people in the same family who haven’t seen each other in a period of time too long to even remember, are, ...

Looking at the very en vogue topic of the ‘shallowness and vanity of contemporary celebrity,’ Martin Crimp has updated his ...