Westminster late-night entertainment zones attempt to revive struggling London nightlife
Residents and business owners are split over what impact of Westminster City Council’s new strategy to revive London nightlife will
Tis Pitty Shee’s a Whore will appear at Twickenham’s Mary Wallace Theatre
A production of Tis Pitty Shee’s a Whore will appear at Twickenham’s Mary Wallace Theatre from the 19th to the
Playground Theatre celebrates International Women’s Day with star-studded festival
The Playground Theatre is hosting a three-week multi-media festival celebrating women in the arts for International Women’s Day, incorporating theatre,
Review: ‘Deliciously devilish’ Cruel Intentions at New Wimbledon Theatre
The New Wimbledon Theatre is transporting audiences back to the Upper East Side of New York in 1999 with its
The Dance of Death takes to stage at Hampton Hill Theatre
A production of The Dance of Death will take to the stage at Hampton Hill Theatre in Hampton from 18-22
While the Sun Shines to grace Twickenham’s Mary Wallace Theatre
A production of While the Sun Shines will grace the Mary Wallace Theatre in Twickenham from the 15-22 March. While
Review: Cymbeline at The Globe’s Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
As I watched Cymbeline, I was constantly feeling a sense of déjà vu. Critics have long been cynical about the
National Theatre has made strides in improving gender diversity – but is it enough?
The National Theatre has put on more than a thousand main stage productions in its lifetime, but less than one
Just Stop Oil protesters charged for theatre performance disruption
Two Just Stop Oil protesters have been charged with aggravated trespass after disrupting a theatre performance in the West End.
Barcelona review: Dark, mysterious and complex
Lynette Linton’s play Barcelona draws its audience to an enchanting, dark and mysterious performance of complicated grief and human connection.
‘Lively and inclusive experience’ – Review of The National Theatre’s Ballet Shoes
The National Theatre’s latest production, Ballet Shoes, directed by Katy Rudd, brought Noel Streatfeild’s beloved novel to life. Through a