The Knot, which transfers to London’s Old Red Lion Theatre next month, is an intimate, personal and timely show that addresses themes of masculinity, culture clash and how
Othello is set to get a 21st Century makeover, in a punchy new production from Darren Raymond, at London’s Omnibus Theatre this June. Shakespeare’s gripping tragedy, a tale
There’s actually no such a thing as good publicity, there’s just planned and unplanned, and this is very much the latter. Cuttings, which comes to The Hope Theatre,
Arrows and Traps returns to South London’s Jack Studio Theatre with a luna-tic comedy telling the (probably) fictional story of the greatest lie in history. One Giant Leap,
At a time when everyone has an opinion about Brexit and national policy comes Sam Steiner’s dystopian drama, Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons, to London’s Barons Court Theatre
Tilted Wig’s new production of Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray is seducing audiences wherever it goes on a new UK tour starring TV bad boy Jonathan
Pint of Wine Theatre Company are described as innovative and they are certainly ambitious. Next month they tell the epic story of a woman who went over Niagara
They’re coming to get you! Cult zombie classic, Night of the Living Dead, is being revived for a stage show at London’s Pleasance Theatre this spring starring Ashley
Modern Britain. Moral chaos. Total nightmare. A South African gun runner turned Buddhist monk. A gullible start-up millionaire. His radical feminist ex-wife. Their aid worker daughter. The young
A new production from Two Gents Productions and Tara Arts showcases Oscar Wilde’s iconic comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest, as you have never seen it before. Their
Tom Stoppard’s Rough Crossing is being revived this spring for a UK tour, starring John Partridge and Charlie Stemp, and directed by Rachel Kavanaugh (The Wind in the
A new adaptation of Dracula receives its London premiere in February at the historic London Library – the venue where Bram Stoker spent seven years researching his Gothic
