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Wondering what theatre to book and what plays to see? From fringe to the West End: London's best theatre
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Sean Foley adapts and directs The Man in the White Suit starring Stephen Mangan
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The roaring twenties come to life with sparkle, drama and a large yet intimate party in this immersive production of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby
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Jamie Lloyd directs a new open air production of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's 1978 hit musical Evita
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Seize your second chance to see some our favourite plays from the last year as they transfer to the West End due to popular demand
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Ned Bennett's triumphant production of Equus brings ecstatic acting and illicit horseplay to Trafalgar Studios
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Appropriate, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s incendiary exploration of race set in a former slave plantation, gets its UK premiere
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From pop-up Shakespeare in Westminster Abbey to Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag swansong: the 8 shows you need to see in August
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Rhys Ifans stars in Ed Thomas's semi-autobiographical story about the relationship between place and memory
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After controversy over authorship, Kwame Kwei-Armah and Idris Elba’s in new multimedia musical brings spirit and soul to the Young Vic
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Dennis & Gnasher: Unleashed! The Musical from Beano Studios and Selladoor is bringing laughs to the stage in a UK tour with London dates in March 2020.
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Adored kids' book Mr Gum and the Dancing Bear is now a wildly entertaining musical at the National's Dorfman Theatre this summer
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Nicholas Hytner will transform Philip Pullman's La Belle Sauvage into a play at The Bridge Theatre in 2020
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Exended due to popular demand: this utterly heart-warming musical about those stranded in the aftermath of 9/11 will restore your faith in humanity
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Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig premieres a gripping story of a whistleblower during the Chinese Aids crisis at the Hampstead Theatre
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Toby Stephens and Claire Skinner star in a revival of Peter Nichols' landmark bittersweet comedy about caring for a disabled child
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Jill Murphy's beloved The Worst Witch gets the West End treatment this summer and it's the ideal show for the 6-8 set.
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James McAvoy plays Cyrano de Bergerac in a freely-adapted new version of the play, directed by Jamie Lloyd
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An immersive murder mystery invites you to investigate a crime in the spooky surroundings of a church and graveyard
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Australian circus sensation, Rouge, is hurtling into Underbelly Festival with a smorgasbord of visual and sonorous delights
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Jeremy Herrin's production of beloved back-stage farce Noises Off comes to the West End after delighting at the Lyric Hammersmith
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80s sci-fi, Disney musicals, quirky romance or weepy classic: the hit films adapted for the London Stage
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Four millennials looking for love and a place to live find themselves in a complicated web of desire and rivalry in this new site-specific play
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The Doctor stars Juliet Stevenson and is Robert Icke’s final production as associate director of the Almeida Theatre
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Jack Thorne's absorbing and atmospheric new version of A Christmas Carol returns to The Old Vic for its third year
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Children get free theatre tickets throughout August to the very best London family shows on the West End and beyond
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We're on track for a very wonderful Christmastime in 2020, with Paul McCartney's musical version of It's A Wonderful Life due to hit the stage
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Phoebe-Waller Bridge plays Fleabag on stage for the final time in a revival of the 2013 one-woman show that catalysed a TV phenomenon
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The musical adaptation of everyone’s favourite French film, Amélie, returns to the London stage for Christmas
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Clive Owen returns to the stage after 19 years to star in a strange and lesser-known Tennessee Williams play, the tropically-tinged The Night of the Iguana
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Gear up for greed, debauchery and Class A capitalism as The Wolf of Wall Street immersive experience comes to a secret London location
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In Swive, playwright Ella Hickson explores the relationship between sex and power in Elizabeth I's reign
