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A kooky, spooky new musical brings madcap seances and strange ghost stories to Soho's new Boulevard Theatre
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Soho's new Boulvard Theatre opens this autumn with all day dining, dizzying feats of tech, late night cabaret, comedy and a spiritual new musical
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The classic fairy tale is told in song and dance in a traditional German opera rethought for a modern audience in a suitably outdoor setting
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Here's where to find the famous actors: London theatre 2019 is aglow with stars including John Malkovich, Claire Foy and Jake Gyllenhaal
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The team behind Sh!t Theatre takes on everyone’s favourite festive romcom, Love Actually, at Camden’s People Theatre this Christmas
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A new site-specific production of David Hare's verbatim play about railway privatisation chugs to life underground in The Vaults
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The Young Vic 2020 season spans House Music Opera to radically re-worked Ibsen and a new take on Hamlet. Here's what to book
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Academy Award-nominee Ruth Negga makes her Young Vic debut as Portia Coughlan in haunting Irish play about family and nation
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Jake Gyllenhaal plays Georges Seurat as the five-star Broadway production of Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with George comes to London
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Ovid's underworld myth gets a radical update with a blend of opera and house music in a world premiere by barritone Nmon Ford
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International theatre's most in-demand auteur is directing the legendary Comédie-Française company in his adaptation of Luchino Visconti's 1969 film
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Ibsen's classic Nora: A Doll's House is reworked into three different time periods by bold playwright Stef Smith
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Immersive performance experts Colab Theatre are bringing a challenging production to London with Spy Cinema, where the audience takes control of the mission
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London's best open air theatre: summer is coming and culture's heading outside with a season of unmissable outdoor performances across the city
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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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After dazzling in New York, Jackie Sibblies Drury’s Fairview interrogates our preconceptions of race at the Young Vic
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A new play from David Mamet: Bitter Wheat brings the origin of #MeToo to the stage as John Malkovich plays Harvey Weinstein
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Laughter comes to The Old Vic: Andrew Scott stars in Noel Coward's autobiograhical farce about an actor's midlife crisis
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Young Vic artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah collaborates with Idris Elba in new multi-media musical Tree
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In Shakespeare, Tolkien, Others & You, Sir Ian McKellen guides audiences through a retrospective of his 50-year career
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Ferrante fever reignites as April De Angelis's stage adaptation of the Neapolitan novels comes to the National Theatre
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Beatrix Potter's beloved characters are coming to life in Theatre Royal Haymarket's play, Where Is Peter Rabbit? Radishes at the ready...
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A West End transfer is announced for Marianne Elliott's stunning, sold out production of Death of a Salesman at the Young Vic
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Billionaire Boy lands at the Bloomsbury just in time for Christmas
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From Kids' Week to theatre lotteries, we've got all the ways to help you score cheap - and even free - theatre tix for the kids.
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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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Escape to Narnia and feel what it's like to be Big: these are the can't miss, kid-friendly shows to see this autumn.
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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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Louise Jameson and Thomas Mahy star in Robert Chevara’s acclaimed production of Philip Ridley’s Vincent River.
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Strap yourself in for an hour of drag, cabaret, music and circus with larger-than-life theatre troupe YUMMY
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The best new plays to see in London this June - featuring immersive Shakespeare, a Harvey Weinstein satire and plenty of promising premieres
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Smash hit musical Dear Evan Hansen finally transfers to London, with a score written by La La Land's composer and lyricist