St James Theatre

London Wall

Off-West End, Drama

• Rating: 4/5
• Critics' choice

This review is from 'London Wall's January/February run at the Finborough Theatre Plucked from obscurity and lavished with care, John van Druten’s skilful office drama may not have been seen in London for 80 years, but it couldn’t have hoped for a better...

McNeil & Pamphilon's Sketch Night

Sketch shows

Silly, easygoing sketch duo McNeil & Pamphilon present a large group of sketch and character acts including Radio 4 stars Clever Peter, laddish quintet Late Night Gimp Fight and slick trio Jigsaw.

Rutherford & Son

Off-West End, Drama

Jonathan Miller's production of Githa Sowerby's powerful 1912 play relocates the story of industrialist John Rutherford to Yorkshire, where he battles to keep his family and glassworks from falling apart. The show received excellent reviews out of London...

Helen Lederer Asks Why the Fuss?

Stand-up, Solo shows

The brilliantly bonkers 'Splash' contestant and 'Ab Fab' star presents a solo show in which she attempts to find the meaning of life.

Buster Birch Quartet

Jazz and experimental, Silent film

• Critics' choice

A double bill of Busters tonight, as drummer Birch and his quartet – with saxophonist Jo Fooks, pianist Neil Casey and bassist Pete Ringrose – perform live to a screening of the classic Buster Keaton silent movie, 'Sherlock Jr'.

The Political Party with Matt Forde

Comedy

Radio host and Labour-lover Matt Forde MCs this night of topical comedy, plus an interview with a political heavyweight.

The American Plan

Off-West End, Drama

The UK premiere production of Richard Greenberg's award-winning play arrives in London with a cast including Diana Quick. Set in the Catskill mountains of upstate New York in the 1960s, Lili, the daughter of a German-Jewish refugee falls in love with...

UGC London

Off-West End, Musicals, Comedy

What is 'UGC London'? Unfortunately, we can't tell you. Or actually, we can tell you a couple of things. It's a musical. It was a hit on Broadway, where it ran for several years. Time Out New York's theatre editor David Cote says: 'It was terrific, hilarious,...