Fresh off the award-winning stage show and BBC film, Frankenstein: How to Make a Monster, the BAC Beatbox Academy has

An Earlsfield theatre has been recognised for its work helping to support refugee communities and amplifying the voices of asylum

The chicken and wild garlic pie haunted me. At 3pm, in the shadow of the day’s orange light, it arrived

“It’s been a disaster, this show”, said David Buckingham, director of the upcoming production of Murder in the Cathedral. After

Over thirty years on from where it was first played in 1991, Josie Rourke’s revival of Brian Friel’s Olivier award-winning

A swarm of arrows are suspended over the stage in Henry V, creating a constant sense of uneasiness. When will

A new production of Henry V promising war, authentic swords and fresh female perspectives opens tomorrow in Twickenham. The play

Lisa Langseth’s “The Woman Who Turned Into a Tree” has arrived at the Omnibus Theatre in Clapham and will continue

The crowds of Trafalgar Square will find themselves caught up in Jesus’ last hours in Jerusalem as a full-scale re-enactment

Cosmic horror descended on England’s capital last week as the London Lovecraft Festival returned after a three-year break. Hosted at

Kingston’s Rose Theatre welcomed Pilot Theatre’s Noughts & Crosses production to the stage from 31 January to 11 February.  Noughts