The Rise and Fall of Margaret Thatcher is a sharply drawn political drama that slices through the myth and legend of Britain’s first female Prime

The Frogs, Stephen Sondheim’s rarely revived musical, is back in London. This production, directed with a knowing wink by Georgie Rankcom, offers a riotous, if

Talk about a star-studded cast. This ambitious reimagining of Ibsen’s The Master Builder shifts the story to contemporary America and, crucially, centres on the women

The stage is a picture-perfect English garden, all pastel foxgloves and iced-cake fences. Yet within minutes George Bernard Shaw’s anarchic spirit starts slicing through the

A heavy desk, rows of well thumbed Hansard volumes and the tell tale scent of pipe smoke set the scene of this 1970s political play.

‘Faygele’ is Yiddish for ‘little bird’, though it’s more often hurled as a slur against gay men. Shimmy Braun’s script, drawn from personal experience, carves

Lindsay Posner’s revival of Terence Rattigan’s The Deep Blue Sea has journeyed from a small studio in Bath to the grand Theatre Royal Haymarket, proving

A Not-So-Secret Spy Caper (Plot Synopsis) It’s London in the swinging 1960s, and a not-so-secret mission is underway. In a swanky hotel straight out of