William Shakespeare London Theatre Company Bridge Theatre 2 June – 23 August 2025 ...

You can’t beat a musical with an exclamation mark in the title. Oliver!, Oklahoma!, Hello, Dolly! and Moulin Rouge! wouldn’t ...

The announcement comes in advance of Rachel Reeves’s Comprehensive Spending Review. If the advance notices are anything to go ...

Beautifully designed, artfully presented and played with tongues firmly in cheeks, Jimmy Fay’s revival of The Importance of ...

Poor charts O’Sullivan’s journey as she emerges from her childhood in Coventry and Birmingham marked by poverty, addiction ...

Patrycja Kujawska is irresistible as the appropriately named temptress Eve, and Karl Queensborough plays Vandamm with a dark ...

Depending upon your optimism quotient, describing UK Theatre as a global success story is great news, but reporting that it ...

A five-year-long celebration of playwright Brian Friel is to launch in August with a 35th anniversary revival of his most ...

Richard O’Brien once described The Rocky Horror Show as a “fairy tale”—albeit one drenched in camp, kitsch and high-voltage ...

Return to Palestine weaves together several stories collected during a 2016 Palestine tour into the drama of Jad (Osama ...

Pride and Prejudice is Jane Austen’s novel of manners of 19 th century English gentry. It may be the best-known piece of ...

The conceit is brilliantly meta: five servants, tired of their supporting roles in aristocratic dramas, decide to retell ...