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...

Not being the biggest fan of house parties, and having just turned eighteen, I welcomed the new Millennium in a...

Terry Johnson’s Insignificance, directed by David Mercatali, is enjoying a timely revival at the Arcola Theatre, with the playwrights daughter...

There are a couple of lines in this play about visiting a movie theatre, it’s 1910 and films are a...

Howard Barker’s The Castle isn't exactly a lightweight production to take on, written in the eighties it's a complicated, and...

Following a previously successful run in Nottingham, Jane Upton’s All The Little Lights returns to the stage at the Arcola...

In the fifty years since Hair The Musical was first staged, and it feels like the world has come full...