There is no Happily Ever After here, only more: more problems, more heartache, more despair. Running away won't save us, and ...

A father loses his daughter to a car accident. The man behind the wheel is a stage hypnotist. When the father volunteers for the hypnotist's act, the two men meet face to face for the first time since ...

Last year I attended more than 100 shows in London. Some amazing, some others great, others so so, others a complete waste of time. I want to share my passion for theatre with you, and create a place ...

This one-woman show, edited by the late, great Alan Rickman and journalist Katherine Viner, draws from the journals, emails, ...

Jack Crumlin conveys the eponymous Dorian Gray with triumphant confidence; the arc of his downfall is demanded in the second ...

I want to share my passion for theatre with you, and create a place where we can discuss all the shows we get to see in this ...

Riverside Studios launches its Mainstage 26/27 Season with Affluenza, a bold new play written and directed by Andy Sandberg. The world premiere marks the beginning of a new season of five plays at ...

Barnum premiered on Broadway back in 1980, one year before it arrived on London’s West End. Since then, it’s had a couple of ...

Billed as a dynamic legal thriller, Conflict of Interest turns out to be something rather different, and not always in a good ...

And yet, even as I write that, it does not fully capture the essence – or indeed even the narrative - of this play, because ...

Improv comedy is not for everyone but if you are going to be seduced by the genre, Shoot From The Hip is likely to be the act to lure you in. Their biggest show to date was a tubthumping celebration ...

Last year I attended more than 100 shows in London. Some amazing, some others great, others so so, others a complete waste of time. I want to share my passion for theatre with you, and create a place ...