Kenrex is a raw, unflinching piece of theatre which, in January, we’re already thinking is a contender for our top three plays of the year.

The mixed fortunes of musical theatre writers have rarely been thrown into sharper relief than in the case of Stephen Schwartz over the past couple

Busy, and unapologetically smutty, Sleeping Beauty at The London Palladium knows exactly how it wants to entertain you. This is a family pantomime which pays

The Grim at Southwark Playhouse Borough is a sharp, uneven night in the mortuary. When it works, it is very funny and properly frightening; when

The solo performance Jobsworth at the Park Theatre makes a crackling entry and leaves you both laughing and uneasy. Written and performed by the immensely talented Libby

Wendy & Peter Pan at the Barbican Theatre is a fairytale full of sword-play, flying figures and glittering waves of light. By and large it

The latest production of The Maids at the Donmar Warehouse is a sharp, deliberately off-kilter take on Genet’s psychological drama, but its strangeness and relentless pacing make

This show is a slapstick-mobster ride set in 1945 when the Sicilian emigrant Don Lambrini accidentally boards a cruise ship bound not for America but

It’s hard to walk out of Every Brilliant Thing at Soho Place without feeling that something unsparingly true, somehow, has been laid bare. In this

The premise of this show is the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society attempting to perform a 1920s murder mystery called ‘The Murder at Haversham Manor’. Everything