Derren Brown has always blurred the line between magic, psychology and theatre. Only Human, now thrilling crowds on a national tour, pushes that hybrid to

Lovestuck transforms the infamous 2017 Tinder date involving an unflushable poo and a woman stuck in a bathroom window into an outrageously fun musical. It

Evita is a sung-through musical that dramatises the rise of Argentinian First Lady Eva Perón.  This 2025 West End revival at the London Palladium feels

Nye is a flashback play that drags you head-first into the morphine cloudy mind of Aneurin Bevan, the Welsh Minister of Health who birthed the

If you think you know Fiddler on the Roof (if you can hum the opening bars of ‘If I Were a Rich Man’ or picture

Shucked breezes into Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre like a shot of sunshine after a week of drizzle. It is a loud and proud musical

The Magician’s Table is billed as a wake for fictional magician Dieter Roterburg. Candlelight flickers across velvet drapes, a lone accordion sighs in the corner

Roald Dahl created some of literature’s most fantastical giants and witches, but in the new West End drama Giant, the beloved storyteller himself becomes the

Here We Are is the final musical by the late Stephen Sondheim, currently playing at the Lyttelton Theatre. Part musical, part surrealist play, part social