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A visit to the charming Drayton Arms in West London is always a pleasure, and its intimate upstairs theatre once again proves ...

Set in north London in 2016 – the year of ‘that’ referendum, this deeply personal play’s two on-stage characters have other ...

If one had to sum up Working Class Hero in one word, it would have to be “heartfelt.” Playing at Barons Court Theatre from November 19 to 22 as part ...

New lead cast have now joined the critically acclaimed, Olivier Award-winning, world première production of Stranger Things: ...

I saw Josh Jones at the Leicester Square Theatre last night, and it was one of the most enjoyable comedy hours I’ve had in a ...

The critical incident in Ride the Cyclone has already happened before the narrative kicks in: The Cyclone is a rollercoaster ...

It was meaningful as we got to appreciate the company as they have worked with different peoples and places.  We felt that ...

This play is a wonderful example of how telling a story in forward chronological order works, and works well. Having been hit ...

Blue Moon is the song that Manchester City fans have adopted as their club anthem. This song unlike Liverpool’s “You’ll Never ...

In this small and welcoming theatre, Greek company Dispostif, brought to London (for one night only) a creative, 60-minute ...

In what I can only assume is a reference to the infamous scene from Friends, When I Was Backpacking Across Western Europe, ...