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After an impressive premiere at the National Theatre, this modern myth from the mind of Neil Gaiman comes to life on the West End
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Most promising playwright nominee Al Smith returns to the Royal Court with a dark comedy exploring radical ideas and cultural differences
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Anne-Marie Duff stars in the world premiere of a working class family epic at the Almeida Theatre
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The Prince of Egypt musical comes to the West End with Stephen Schwartz’s Academy Award-winning score
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Kate Tempest re-imagines Greek mythology in a new play about stranded war hero Philoctetes at the National Theatre
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A new month, and new crop of must-see theatre. Get ready for starry revivals, celebrated musicals and an avant-garde epic this March
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With music, theatre, immersive soundpits and climate change activism, Easter at the Southbank Centre ticks every box, for every age group.
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Dragons and Mythical Beasts is an interactive children's show that brings the most amazing creatures to life for the kids thanks to spectacular puppetry
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Children get free theatre tickets throughout August to the very best London family shows on in the West End and beyond
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Extended run: smash hit musical Dear Evan Hansen brings a heartfelt story of teenage isolation and a soaring songbook to London
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Sky and HBO hope to follow their Chernobyl success with The Third Day, a surreal six-part series with Jude Law living on an island. What more do you want?
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Andrew Lloyd Webber and Killing Eve writer Emerald Fennell reinvent the fairytale format with a new Cinderella musical
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Dodie Smith's beloved story of 101 Dalmatians kidnapped by Cruella de Vil comes to life as a new musical at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
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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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Andrea Levy's epic tale of love, hope and sacrifice between Britain and Jamaica in the 40s returns after sold out premiere in 2019
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Rising stars Josh O'Connor and Jessie Buckley play Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers in a modern take on Romeo and Juliet
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Aaron Sorkin's smash-hit stage adaptation of Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird comes to the West End
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Move over, Evan Hansen… Cult Broadway musical Be More Chill brings teen anxiety and catchy songs to London
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Mischief Theatre Company's farcical tale of theatrical disaster continues to delight on the West End
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Irish playwright Sebastian Barry explores regret and forgiveness in a new play that was hailed 'ravishing' and 'radiant' in New York
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Get Up, Stand Up! Musical of Bob Marley's story premieres at London's Lyric Theatre, starring Arinze Kene
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David Mitchell plays William Shakespeare in a droll comedy by Blackadder writer Ben Elton. Upstart Crow began on screen and comes to the stage
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Ahead of Kids' Week, we've rounded up the best London musicals to get on your radar. These are so good, you'll happily pay full price
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Judi Dench reflects on her momentous acting career in conversation with Gyles Brandreth at the Bridge Theatre
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Battersea Art Centre broadens horizons with Going Global, a season of theatre, comedy and performances telling stories from around the world
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Frances Hodgson Burnett's beloved novel, The Secret Garden, is coming to the West End for two performances this April 2020.
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A world premiere from play writing royalty Tom Stoppard: Leopoldstadt follows the highs and lows of a Jewish family in the first half of the 20th century
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Tony Kushner (Angels in America) updates Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s visionary revenge play, The Visit
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Director Lyndsey Turner revives Caryl Churchill's 2000 play Far Away at the Donmar Warehouse – and the 'world at war' drama seems more relevant than ever
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Ruben Östlund's icily funny 2014 film about an avalanche is adapted for the stage as part of the Donmar Warehouse's 2020 season
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David Tennant returns to the stage to explore Nazism in a revival of CP Taylor's production of Good, directed by Dominic Cooke
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Rafe Spall stuns in a one-man show that explores class, race and identity in modern Britain
