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I saw Inter Alia in its initial run at the National Theatre in July of 2025. It levelled me. Rosamund...

Once the curtain came down for the first interval, I turned to my companion and asked whether she was getting...

I’ve always wanted to see something written by Lucy Kirkwood in the theatre. I’ve read some of her plays and...

Darren Raymond has taken Molière’s 17th century farce and created a piece of theatre that is lyrical, rhapsodic, and enormously...

I love this duo. Their pin-sharp mime, knock-out accent work and general perfected silliness. It's a breath of fresh air,...

The Studio 54 Theater is always full of ghosts of party animals past, but seldom have those ghosts felt so...

When Mozart premiered the Marriage of Figaro in 1786, it had an alternative title, La Folle Journée, which directly translates...

In Ted Huffman's hands Tosca is so much more than a "shabby little shocker" and if it is "a drama...

I'm seriously late to the party, but I've finally seen Arcadia in the West End. I've never needed convincing of...

Nothing gets an audience roaring quite like an outrageous dinner party scene. Add slapstick and chaotic choreography and it might...