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Interviews: Brief Encounter with ... Chris Thorpe
The writer discusses Hannah, his new version of Dr Faustus at the Unicorn Theatre, and writing for younger audiences
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Review: Running on Empty (Soho Theatre)
A dreamlike blend of dance, text and song from dance theatre company Probe fails to leave a lasting impression
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Theatre News: Grounded returns to Gate as part of anniversary season
The acclaimed play will also transfer to New York following its return run
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Review: The Worst of Scottee (Roundhouse)
A deceptively simple concept makes for a brave, moving and multi-layered performance in Scottee's solo show
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Review: Half A Person: My Life as told by The Smiths (King's Head)
This one-man play centres on a young man finding solace in the music of The Smiths
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Review: The Fat Man's Wife (Canal Cafe Theatre)
Tennessee Williams' rarely-seen 1938 drama receives its UK premiere at the Canal Cafe Theatre
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Review: Ballad of the Burning Star (Battersea Arts Centre)
Theatre Ad Infinitum present an explosive and complex drag cabaret show about Israel at Battersea Arts Centre
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Theatre News: Tony-winning musical In the Heights gets London premiere at...
The production, directed by Luke Sheppard with choreography by Drew McOnie, opens in The Large in May
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Review: Smallholding (Soho Theatre)
HighTide and Nuffield transfer their production of Chris Dunkley's rural love story to Soho
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Theatre News: Stewart Pringle appointed artistic director of Old Red Lion
Pringle will succeed Nicholas Thompson in the spring
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Interviews: Brief Encounter with... Do I Hear a Waltz? director John Savournin
The Charles Court Opera company's revival of rarely-seen Rodgers/Sondheim/Laurents musical Do I Hear a Waltz? opens at the Park Theatre this week
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Review: Urinetown (St James Theatre)
Jamie Lloyd's UK premiere production proves a formulaic but 'stunningly well performed' spectacle
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Theatre News: Boyzone's Keith Duffy makes stage acting debut
Duffy will play an Irish boxer in a revival of Billy Roche's A Handful of Stars at Theatre503 in Battersea
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Interviews: 20 Questions: Amanda Hale - 'I'd like to swap places with Beyonce'
Rising star Amanda Hale is currently in rehearsals (alongside Sian Thomas), for Simon Dormandy's revival of Marius von Mayenburg's Eldorado at the Arcola
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Blogs: Michael Coveney: Bendy boosts the Barbican, Haymarket's Attraction...
Confirmation of Benedict Cumberbatch's Hamlet causes a stir in the East End, while back in the West End Trevor Nunn's new screen-to-stager fails to hop
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Review: The Dead Dogs (Print Room)
Jon Fosse's dark Norwegian drama is full of impressive performances but remains curiously unfulfilling
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Review: A Study in Scarlet (Southwark Playhouse)
A welcome traditional take on Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary detective
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Review: Never Try This At Home (Soho Theatre)
Told by an Idiot's "surreal, offbeat and unapologetically silly" new show takes a look at the darker side of 1970s children's television
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Review: Three Sisters (Southwark Playhouse)
Russell Bolam directs an engaging modern-day retelling of Chekhov's classic
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Review: Eldorado (Arcola Theatre)
Simon Dormandy's UK premiere production proves a missed opportunity
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