Andrew Hobb’s Rasputin Rocks, with music by Alistair Smith, has opened at The Stockwell Playhouse. With moments of comedy and...

The first thing that strikes you about Andrew Day’s Phoenix Rising is the unusual setting, audience members gather in the...

Having chosen the right name for their new group, The Leading Ladies have released ‘Songs From the Stage’ an album...

David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross achieved prominence on the release of the 1992 film version of the Pulitzer Prize winning...

The last time I openly wept in a theatre was watching Broadway’s Dear Evan Hansen, but the arrival of John...

Sam Bain’s The Retreat, has received its world premiere at The Park Theatre. This may be a debut play, but...

It’s been just two years since Patrick Marber’s The Red Lion was last staged in London, but this new production,...

Libby Liburd’s solo performance in Muvvahood is both captivating and revealing, the sixty-minute show is packed with hard truths, which...

Almost a decade ago, the last London production of Imagine This opened in the West End, and was immediately slated...

The Lettuce Dream Theatre Company’s Jay, which is written and directed by Eleonora Fusco, is making its debut at The...