The Island. Cervantes Theatre.
Spaniard Juan Carlos Rubio is something of a [...]
Breast-Baring. Lion and Unicorn Theatre.
The backstory of Jacob Newton’s entertaining if flawed [...]
Thought Virus. Drayton Arms Theatre.
China’s government is currently engaged in a battle [...]
Sunsets. Seven Dials Playhouse.
A viral hit at the Edinburgh Fringe, Georgie [...]
The White Factory. Marylebone Theatre.
“What do you think? Do I look smart?” [...]
Operation Epsilon. Southwark Playhouse.
In July 1945, after VE day and shortly [...]
A Double Bill Of Forbidden Love. Playground Theatre.
“There’s a monster under the bed” yells US [...]
The Ugly One. Hope Theatre.
Renowned German writer Marius Von Mayenburg’s latest work [...]
Myra Dubois Be Well. Peacock Theatre.
Fresh from a successful run at the Edinburgh [...]
God Of Carnage. Lyric Hammersmith.
Writer: Yasmina Reza. Translated by Christopher Hampton Director: [...]
You Are African First Before Anything. Omnibus Theatre.
Ophelia Charlesworth’s semi-autobiographical one-woman show You Are African [...]
Maenad. Camden People’s Theatre.
Part gig, part performance art, part poetry reading, [...]