As you step into the Phoenix Theatre in London’s West End, get ready to be transported to Hawkins, Indiana, where the ordinary and extraordinary collide.

This adaptation of Sophocles’ timeless tragedy is like trying to solve the Sphinx’s riddle all over again—except this time, it’s not just about answering ‘what

Mike Leigh’s revitalised production of The Pirates of Penzance at the English National Opera’s Coliseum is a fun, but ultimately unsatisfying testament to the enduring

The latest revival of The Producers at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London’s West End proves that some classic musicals never go out of style.

In this age of ‘cancelling’ celebrities, it is sometimes surprising to see which offending personality is subjected to this unenviable fate and which isn’t. A

Operation Mincemeat, the new musical dazzling audiences at the Fortune Theatre in London’s West End and about to erupt onto Broadway, is a delightful concoction

Road Show was Stephen Sondheim’s final musical.  It is a wild ride through the ups and downs of ambition, family ties, and that ever-elusive American

Fascinating Aida, the British comedy singing group that’s been tickling funny bones and serenading audiences for four decades, is on its 40th Anniversary Tour. This

This play is more fun than you can imagine, although you have to be a user of London Underground to get it. The ancient Greeks

We’re not allowed to say ‘Shakespeare’s a bit boring, innit?’, are we? No matter whether it’s true or not. A new production of The Tempest