Theatre

It’s rare to see England’s green and pleasant land onstage at London’s urbane left-wing powerhouse, the Royal Court. But the countryside – or the ancient fresh air and...

This intense and claustrophobic refugee drama, which was a hit at the 2007 Edinburgh Festival, crams its audience of 28 on to packing cases inside a freight container, currently outside the Young...

Most commercial producers would question writer and director Ella Hickson’s profligate use of actors so it’s just as well that she runs her own company. Already seen in Edinburgh and...

Just hold off on those Edinburgh train tickets for a while longer. The Fringe show of the summer is here, lounging in louche glory in Hoxton Hall –  along with Wilton’s, it’s...

Joe DiPietro’s gay variation on Schnitzler’s ‘La Ronde’ gets a transfer to the Arts after an impressively long run on the fringe. The ten characters in this daisychain of...

The London Bubble, so cruelly deflated by Arts Council England’s funding cut, has been buoyed sufficiently by devoted supporters to reprise its theatrical promenades in the parks – its...

‘Here I’ll Stay: Kurt Weill in America’ is a fittingly eclectic tribute to one of the greatest composers of the twentieth century. Directed and narrated by Peter Scott-Presland,...