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Location

It’s hard to imagine what impact a change of venue will have, on this uneven b...

Leicester Square Theatre

Michael Billington

THE LADY OR THE TIGER

Sam Walters clearly has a soft spot for this toothless musical. It was first see...

Orange Tree Theatre

Daily Telegraph

Charles Spencer

THE LADY OR THE TIGER

Unbelievably, The Lady or the Tiger is one of the Orange Tree’s biggest hits. ...

Orange Tree Theatre

Celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, Cirque du Soleil has become the bigg...

Royal Court Theatre

Daily Telegraph

Charles Spencer

Thanks to a muddle over tickets, I took my seat a few minutes late for Varekai, ...

Royal Court Theatre

Evening Standard

Henry Hitchings

Apparently Varekai is the Romany word for “wherever”, and this characteristi...

Royal Court Theatre

Caroline McGinn

Don’t be put off by the length or the enigmatic title. This three-part, three-...

Battersea Arts Centre

Financial Times

THE LADY OR THE TIGER

Party political leaders in search of eye-catching policies to spice up their man...

Orange Tree Theatre

Jewish Chronicle

THE LADY OR THE TIGER

Michael Richmond’s and Nola York’s quirky little musical made its debut at t...

Orange Tree Theatre

There’s nothing like the sight of tight-buttocked Lycra-clad firecracker acrob...

Royal Court Theatre

It’s estimated that more than 40 million people have seen Cirque du Soleil sin...

Royal Court Theatre

Patrick Marmion

Ever tried touching your bottom with the back of your head? In ail honesty it’...

Royal Court Theatre

What with the snow, a planned Wednesday afternoon trip from London to Cardiff to...

Finborough Theatre

Dominic Maxwell

The Canadian playwright Michael Healey has rarely been performed in Britain, but...

Finborough Theatre

Michael Billington

Reza de Wet is a South African dramatist clearly enslaved by the past. In 2002. ...

Leicester Square Theatre

THE LADY OR THE TIGER

This is the season in which theatres revisit their histories. In the crumbling g...

Orange Tree Theatre

Cirque du Soleil’s founder Guy Lal ibertd may have managed to blast himself in...

Royal Court Theatre

Independent on Sunday

Extravagant That’s the word that best sums up Cirque du Soleil. That will cert...

Royal Court Theatre

Well, says the former wife, discovering the body of her successor tucked up in a...

Leicester Square Theatre

Independent on Sunday

Claudia Pritchard

A YORKSHIRE TRAGEDY

The character called simply Husband in A Yorkshire Tragedy hasn’t got that mes...

White Bear Theatre

Michael Billington

Ever since Ibsen’s masterly study of destructive idealism, The Wild Duck, do-g...

Finborough Theatre

At least one aspect of Reza de Wet’s peculiar 1992 Gothic parable proves apt a...

Leicester Square Theatre

A similar disparity between intention and effect is on view in Reza De Wet’s d...

Leicester Square Theatre

Financial Times

“I refuse to work under these conditions,” protests the aged leading lady at...

Leicester Square Theatre

Evening Standard

Henry Hitchings

Dea Loher’s disconcerting play is set in a nameless European port, and examine...

This 70-minute piece is an ingenious little box of tricks from the precocious th...

Tristan Bates Theatre

Financial Times

We are all familiar with the niggling doubts that accompany a generous act: if y...

Finborough Theatre

Two illegal immigrants stand on a beach while a woman strides into the sea. At f...

Financial Times

Ian Shuttleworth

Dea Loher is much feted and admired as a dramatist in her native Germany. I’m ...

Benedict Nightingale

Dea Loher is well known in her native Germany, and doubtless should be better kn...

Daily Telegraph

Charles Spencer

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

Frank McGuinness is a notoriously uneven playwright, ranging from big hits like ...

Evening Standard

Henry Hitchings

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

In case you’re wondering, she really did. When she “vanted to be alone”, t...

BARBERSHOPERA II

Close shaves and close harmonies: Barbershopera, the award-winning a cappella qu...

Trafalgar Theatre

An African, illegally in Germany, finds a fortune which he spends on an operatio...

Financial Times

Ian Shuttleworth

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

Frank McGuinness writes extraordinary ordinary women. From his early play The Fa...

Michael Billington

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

Garbo once startled Kenneth Tynan by announcing she had recently visited Bournem...

Benedict Nightingale

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

“What, when drunk, one sees in other women, one sees in Garbo sober.” So wro...

Jeremy Kingston

A YORKSHIRE TRAGEDY

The stabbings and throttlings that punctuate Jacobean plays, puncturing the skin...

White Bear Theatre

Don’t be fooled by David Hoyle’s title of choice - he’s not the sheepish t...

Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Canadian playwright Michael Healey's comedy about the complicated ethical underp...

Finborough Theatre

A GIFT FROM BABY JESUS

Three lost children fighting for survival in the big city: Daniel Silva’s new ...

Barons Court Theatre

Andrzej Lukowski

T want mirrors to stop’, howls young immigrant Elisio, as he, too, finally suc...

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

Frank McGuinness’s emotionally rich and highly enjoyable new play has a Chekho...

Michael Billington

It is, of course, preposterous: an LA fashion student conquers Harvard law schoo...

With the odd noble exception, it takes an American production to get the best ou...

“What I’d give to be one of those dogs!” I remarked to the young woman sit...

Benedict Nightingale

Omygod, as a jazzily dressed set of sorority sisters keep squealing at the start...

Evening Standard

Henry Hitchings

It’s not often that a West End musical references Simon Cowell, case law and t...

Daily Telegraph

Charles Spencer

OMIGOD! I tried, I really tried to hate this show, but resistance is futile. It�...

BARBERSHOPERA II

Personally, by this time of year I’ve had my fill of jolly festive shows and s...

Trafalgar Theatre

A play in which a critic in the audience is picked on and humiliated? That doesn...

Tristan Bates Theatre

A YORKSHIRE TRAGEDY

Thomas Middleton lived down the road from this theatre, so if he did write this ...

White Bear Theatre

Nothing’s perfect and neither is Trilogy, Nic Green’s three-part interactive...

Battersea Arts Centre

Benedict Nightingale

I have done some pretty bizarre things during my theatregoing career—recently ...

Battersea Arts Centre

Evening Standard

Henry Hitchings

In this bizarre and at times astounding triptych, a hit on the Edinburgh Fringe ...

Battersea Arts Centre

Daily Telegraph

Charles Spencer

EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR

Tom Stoppard’s superb black comedy about Soviet dissidents has returned to the...

National Theatre

Julie Carpenter

EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR

TOM STOPPARD’S 1977 collaboration with composer Andrd Previn is a short yet pe...

National Theatre

EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR

Such stark elegance coupled with such startling violence: this revival of Tom St...

National Theatre

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

There used to be a grand old English art queen called Hill who lived for years i...

Financial Times

Ian Shuttleworth

What is it with stage musicals of movies? Within the past year Priscilla Queen O...

Jewish Chronicle

This is the popular Broadway musical version of the famous film that was based o...

It is pink not just in the colour of many of the clothes and stage effects. It i...

THIS is a musical version of the Reese Witherspoon movie about spoilt California...

AT THE start of Jihad! The Musical, it seems we might be in for a militant Arabi...

Jermyn Street Theatre

Benedict Nightingale

This musical’s appearance on the 2007 Edinburgh Fringe brought out the protest...

Jermyn Street Theatre

Evening Standard

Henry Hitchings

Jihad: The Musical is a monotonous one-joke show, and the joke is not very good....

Jermyn Street Theatre

Nic Green’s three-hour, collagestyle Trilogy won rave reviews in Edinburgh - a...

Battersea Arts Centre

Daily Telegraph

Dominic Cavendish

There can be few stranger sights on the London stage at the moment than that of ...

Battersea Arts Centre

Generous, at the Finborough, is Britain’s first exposure to Michael Healey, wh...

Finborough Theatre

EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR

Orchestrated madness is back on stage at the National, where a newly recast vers...

National Theatre

Michael Billington

There is certainly a show to be written satirising aspects of the “war on terr...

Jermyn Street Theatre

Dominic Maxwell

No one goes to a comedy of manners to see straightforward feelings unambiguously...

Southwark Cathedral

Maxie Szalwinska

Many of the story strands in this tangled number by the German playwright Dea Lo...

EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR

By striking contrast, the return of the National Theatre’s production of Every...

National Theatre

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

Greta Garbo Came To Donegal readily slakes that craving. Filled with echoes of C...

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

That’s not a quality that Greta Garbo ever exhibited and in Frank McGuinness�...

Independent on Sunday

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

In Frank McGuinness’s new drama, Greta Garbo Came to Donegal, everyone is wond...

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

It’s one of the best titles ever, and it’s Frank McGuinness’s best play fo...

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

Garbo really did visit Ireland, and Frank McGuinness borrows the incident to unl...

THE NEW year gets off to an instant feel-good start with the arrival of Legally ...

Oh my God - or ‘Omigaad!’, as it’s sung in the new musical Legally Blonde ...

Sunday Telegraph

Sometimes, honestly, one wakes up the morning after a show wondering if it wasn�...

It screeches and skids around in a flounce of pink feathers. Trying to follow Le...

Elie is a Californian airhead, your stereotypical dumb blonde. The Chihuahua bob...

Maxie Szalwinska

THE WORLD'S WIFE

Laughs gurgle out of you unexpectedly during this staging of Carol Ann Duffy’s...

Trafalgar Theatre

After one of the best new musicals we are likely to see this year, it’s a pity...

Jermyn Street Theatre

Behind the white looped curtains and the stiff little trees in pots you see a bl...

Southwark Cathedral

Sunday Telegraph

Is it any wonder, when the West End is putting on shows like Legally Blonde, tha...

Southwark Cathedral

Independent on Sunday

Meanwhile, over in Battersea’s BAC, old-school feminism appears to be back in ...

Battersea Arts Centre

GRETA GARBO CAME TO DONEGAL

Sultry Swedish loner Greta Garbo really did once travel to Donegal and playwrigh...

When the latest would-be martyr for Al-Qaeda tries to use exploding underpants, ...

Jermyn Street Theatre

Daily Telegraph

Charles Spencer

It would take the indignation of Jonathan Swift, the lethal elegance of Alexande...

Jermyn Street Theatre

Michael Billington

Sheridan’s classic comedy has lately fallen into disuse. It is, in fact, 10 ye...

Southwark Cathedral

Evening Standard

Henry Hitchings

The Rivals, first performed in 1775, is celebrated chiefly for its author Richar...

Southwark Cathedral

Near the end of this wonderful show, two naked women confront filmed footage of ...

Battersea Arts Centre

THE WORLD'S WIFE

We’ve all heard of Midas and Darwin, Faust and Freud: but what part did women ...

Trafalgar Theatre

Financial Times

Ian Shuttleworth

THE WORLD'S WIFE

Linda Marlowe is a doyenne of solo shows, and her blend of femaleness (as oppose...

Trafalgar Theatre

Michael Billington

CHECKHOV JUBILEE

This sprightly evening kicks off what the week’s co-organiser, Michael Penning...

Hampstead Theatre

It’s not hard to turn Christopher Marlowe’s story of a man who sells his sou...

Stratford Circus

SET in an attic room cluttered with junk that looks like Albert Steptoe’s bedr...

Trafalgar Theatre

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