Tim Price’s Nye is back on stage at the South Bank’s Olivier Theatre until August before it transfers for a

During London Pride, After the Act focused on modern LGBT+ history, telling stories from the people that experienced it themselves.

Plays being taken to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and theatres face funding challenges to keep their shows on the road. 

The Black Men’s Consortium (BMC) has been mixing games, drama and politics to provide a space for black and brown men to express themselves and support each other on mental health issues and difficulties affecting their lives since 2018. 

A production of Joseph K and the Cost of Living (After Franz Kafka) will appear at Twickenham’s Mary Wallace Theatre, 100 years

A Hampstead theatre won the Building of the Year 2025 at The Stage Awards, six months after its opening. The prize rewards the newest or newly redeveloped venues within the past 12 months.

There is a fear which comes from watching an anthology-style play that the structure will expose some scenes as being

Joel Tan’s latest play, Scenes from a Repatriation, examines questions over who claims cultural artefacts, the politics around stolen art

The second iteration of an immersive playground experience crafted entirely from reclaimed materials from shows is being hosted by the

Residents and business owners are split over what impact of Westminster City Council’s new strategy to revive London nightlife will

A production of Tis Pitty Shee’s a Whore will appear at Twickenham’s Mary Wallace Theatre from the 19th to the