Abbie Grundy

On 1 February, some of the West End's most esteemed stars gathered for Love Life: West End Unites Against Cancer - a concert performance raising money for One for the Boys. The charity aims to raise awareness surrounding male cancers, encouraging men to speak up when they notice a change in their bodies, or to ask for help when they need it. The hope is that together, we can break down stigmas surrounding masculinity, health and vulnerability - and save lives while doing so.

How to Train Your Dragon reaches new heights with the help of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Every Brilliant Thing is a masterful exploration of mental health struggles and the power of resilience .

Sh!tfaced Shakespeare's 15th Anniversary show is as boozy and fun-filled as ever.

Revenge is a dish best served thrice in this staging of the Merry Wives of Windsor.

Just For One Day brings the iconic Live Aid concert to life.

Dear England dives deep into England's football culture and the pressures of success.

This is Home Alone like you've never seen it before.

Chaos and confusion reign in this laughter-filled production.

A powerful production, that sheds light on an important story.

Comedic and heartbreaking all at once.

A story that does not shy away from uncomfortable truths.

An apt look the ways in which success and failure intermingle.

A production full of laughter and promise.

The kind of horror that leaves you looking over your shoulder as you leave the auditorium.

Is The Wifi Good In Hell? is a coming-of-age story with heart.

I Sell Windows is a heartfelt and brutally honest production that dives into the messier side of grief and ambition.

Honest and raw, Tending is a performance that elevates the voices of life's helpers.

Following a sold-out run at the Donmar Warehouse, Next to Normal arrives at Wyndham's Theatre.

A remarkably fresh take on the cult-classic musical.