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As war is urged as a necessity, again and again, the West End welcomes the judicious return of a previous hit: Green Day’s American...

Imprisoned, a programme of two new plays written by Marie Hale and directed by Kasia Różycki (Off the Cliff) and Hugh Allison (The Yellowchair Performance...

Through The Mill, was last seen at The London Theatre Workshop, before it moved to new premises in Leadenhall Market. This new incarnation is...

When Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine wrote Into The Woods (in 1986/87) they created something magical and enduring. Fractured fairy tales, new and old,...

The Kreutzer Sonata is a wholly compelling evening that held its audience in rapt concentration for 95 minutes. Everyone around me sighed audibly with...

I'm Getting My Act Together And Taking It On The Road is one of those musicals whose cult reputation precedes it. Unlike a lot...

Cargo, by Tess Berry-Hart, confronts the horrors and reality of enforced migration with remarkable skill. She digs deeply into an issue fraught with complexity...

One barely gets to experience pitch blackness in this city and now Duncan Graham’s Cut makes it possible. Vaults in Waterloo stages the immersive...

The Devil pact may be a story that precedes our knowledge but, given increasing global tensions, Bosley’s production of Peter Schlemiel is capable of...

Savage is still a work in progress. It is to be hoped that on the back of this absorbing and moving initial production a transfer...