You shuffle into Southwark Playhouse clutching a free sheet called Retro while a marshal in high visibility orange bellows spoof announcements through a megaphone. Inside

Imagine an old farmhouse in County Sligo where family resentments simmer beside rumours of miracles. That is the spine of The Brightening Air, Conor McPherson’s

There’s something a little odd about sitting in a West End theatre, surrounded by the hum of anticipation, and realising you’re about to watch a

This was easily my favourite new show of 2023 when it first appeared at the Southwark Playhouse. 18 months later, with a slightly tightened script

Nick Hyde’s “Double Act” at Southwark Playhouse is a darkly comedic exploration of a man’s internal struggle, brought to life through a unique two-hander performance.

Imagine Succession’s Logan Roy gate-crashing a UN climate summit with the swagger of someone who thinks commas are weapons and loopholes are art. That’s Kyoto

As Cher Horowitz might say, “Ugh, as if!” you’d miss this fabulously fun West End adaptation of Clueless. Based on Amy Heckerling’s 1995 cult classic

Even though it’s only February, Canned Goods at Southwark Playhouse has probably already got the (imaginary) award for Most Disturbing Play of 2025 in the,

Alright, theatre aficionado, get ready to dive into the wonderfully wacky world of One Man Musical at Underbelly Boulevard Soho. This isn’t your typical Andrew