Direct from a sell-out run at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Last Laugh is a brand-new laugh-a-minute play which re-imagines the lives of three of Britain's all-time greatest comedy heroes – Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe and Bob Monkhouse.
Tom Hiddleston is Benedick and Hayley Atwell is Beatrice.
Richard II is played by Jonathan Bailey, whose past work includes Bridgerton, Fellow Travellers, Cassio in Nicholas Hytner’s National Theatre production of Othello and Edgar to Ian McKellen’s King Lear.
Churchill in Moscow is now playing at Orange Tree Theatre.
Unicorn is Mike Bartlett's explicit, funny and provocative new play, directed by James Macdonald, starring Nicola Walker, Stephen Mangan and Erin Doherty.
The theatrical world premiere of Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith’s award-winning television comedy Inside No.
Amy Jephta's A Good House is currently running at The Royal Court, directed by ancy Medina.
When the music of Céline Dion makes sweet Canadian love with the eleven-time Oscar®-winning film Titanic, you get Titaníque, New York’s most award-winning splash hit that turns one of the greatest love stories of all time into a hysterical musical fantasia.
The Jamie Lloyd Company presents The Tempest, the first production in a season of Shakespeare in London’s iconic Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
Lyndsey Turner's new production of The Little Foxes is now playing at the Young Vic.
Three-time Olivier Award winner Sharon D Clarke discusses playing Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest at the National Theatre and what audiences can expect on The London Theatre Review in the video here.
The first major London revival of Mel Brooks’ musical adaptation of The Producers is now open at the Menier Chocolate Factory, directed by Tony Award-winning Patrick Marber and Broadway choreographer Lorin Latarro.
See what the critics are saying about The Importance of Being Earnest at The National Theatre, starring Ncuti Gatwa and more! Read the review for the production.
See what the critics are saying about The Purists by Dan McCabeat Kiln Theatre.
See what the critics are saying about Wolves on Road at Bush Theatre.
And finally, the wait is over.
Late night in Barcelona.
Starring the internationally renowned, multi award-winning Mark Strong and Lesley Manville, Sophocles’ epic tragedy is transformed into an essential, explosive human thriller.
See what the critics are saying about The Fear of 13 at Donmar Warehouse.
See what the critics are saying about The Other Place at the National Theatre.
