Reviewing this a year on, with a new cast, Operation Mincemeat at the Fortune Theatre is a smart, high-energy musical comedy-spy thriller that fully delivers

This production of The Code at Southwark Playhouse is gripping and polished from the get-go. Under the direction of Christopher Renshaw and with a sharp

The latest revival of The Importance of Being Earnest at the Noël Coward Theatre offers a lively and lavish re-imagining of Oscar Wilde’s 1895 comedy,

Walking into Salomé at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, you have a sense of foreboding. If anything, the whole experience of getting into the theatre felt

This Assassins at the Bridewell Theatre is ambitious but not successful. Directed by Dan Edge for SEDOS, the production announces itself as sharp, timely political

James Graham’s Punch, directed by Adam Penford, arrives at the Apollo with all the subtlety of its title. It is urgent, unvarnished and at times unbearably

Penn & Teller at the London Palladium is a magic comedy show, starring Penn Jillette as the talker and Teller as the near silent foil.

This is a dark comedy by Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran about a young Adolf Hitler who visits a new kind of doctor in Vienna,

Interview at Riverside Studios promises sharp conflict but delivers mixed rewards. Adapted and directed by Teunkie Van Der Sluijs from Theo van Gogh’s original film,

The current production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream is not one to miss. A combination of humour, an Edwardian playroom setting, and the use