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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.

Political and punchy, the Book Grace is an incredibly powerful piece of theatre.

Much Ado About Nothing is a laughter-filled production with stellar performances throughout.

Sisterly bonds are tethered by fiery ambition in this exploration into the lives of the Brontë sisters.

Drag Race Favourite Monét X Change shines in this cabaret-style performance.

The kind of writing and performances that stick with you long after you've left the theatre.

We never really leave the place where we grew up, even if we run from it.

Shifters is the kind of love story that audiences will fall head over heels for. Heart-breaking and heart-warming in equal measure.

Jonny Lee Miller and Tanya Reynolds shine in this debate between art and artifice.

Sh*t-Faced Showtimes’ A Pissedmas Carol has returned to Leicester square theatre for the fourth year - a cloud of alcohol following close behind.

The touring production of Shrek The Musical brings the fairy-tale-inspired story to life.