Martin Guerre at The Old Vic: A Riveting Revival
Martin Guerre returns to London at The Old Vic until October 31, reimagined by Matthew Warchus with new music and a gripping tale of identity.
Category : Theatre Shows
Some Woman review: Anne-Marie Duff shines in misogyny drama
Anne-Marie Duff delivers a deeply affecting performance in Helen Edmundson's gripping drama about misogyny, now playing at the National Theatre's Dorfman until November 21.
Blood of My Blood at Royal Court: Slavery's Legacy
Joy Nesbitt's Blood of My Blood at Royal Court explores slavery's legacy across two time frames, with Talulah seeking answers in South Carolina. Runs until November 7.
Blind barber styles celebs after life-changing eye surgery
JJ Savani, 36, lost his sight in 2017 due to keratoconus. After corneal transplants and an anonymous donation to barber school, he now styles celebrities and runs his own salon.
Sinatra: The Musical at Aldwych Theatre: Review
London's newest musical, Sinatra: The Musical, dazzles at the Aldwych Theatre until April 2027, chronicling Frank Sinatra's fall and iconic 1953 comeback with stunning vocals and design.
Paranormal Activity Returns to West End for Halloween
Paranormal Activity live show returns to London's West End, offering a tense Halloween treat with jump scares and classy effects at the Ambassadors Theatre.
Kingston Market Fire Forces Historic Square Closure
A fire destroyed stalls at Kingston Ancient Market, forcing the historic square to close indefinitely. Eight people were evacuated; no injuries reported.
Sevenoaks pledges £117k to secure Stag Theatre future
More than 600 pledges totaling over £117,000 support Sevenoaks Town Council's plan to buy The Stag Theatre freehold, securing long-term venue stability.
Table 17 review: Interactive rom com at Kiln Theatre
Table 17, a 90-minute interactive rom com starring Marisha Wallace and Jamael Westman, runs at Kiln Theatre, Kilburn until October 24.
McQueen's London Homecoming: Dark, Ethereal, and Strategic
Alexander McQueen returned to London Fashion Week with a dark, ethereal show in a 17th-century chapel, marking a strategic homecoming under new CEO Gianfranco d'Attis amid brand restructuring.
Union Jack Classic: Kansas vs Arizona State at Wembley
First-ever Union Jack Classic kicks off at Wembley today as Kansas Jayhawks face Arizona State Sun Devils; 60,000 fans expected, tickets still available.
Thelma & Louise musical review: enjoyable but needs to step on the gas
Thelma & Louise musical at Young Vic gets 3/5: Neko Case's songs shine, but the plot-heavy adaptation never justifies its stage treatment.
Darkling review: Bhopal drama devastating but slow to ignite
Titus Halder's play about the 1984 Bhopal gas leak, directed by Matthew Xia, ends with audience sobs, but takes too long to reach its emotional peak.
Golden Boy at Almeida: O'Connor shines in revival
Josh O'Connor returns to the stage in Sam Yates' operatic, string-drenched revival of Clifford Odets' 1937 tragedy Golden Boy at the Almeida Theatre, running 16 Sept-31 Oct 2026. ★★★★
Seven Stars: Historic Holborn pub with cat, martinis and charm
Seven Stars, a 1602 Holborn pub behind Royal Courts of Justice, wins Time Out Best Pub 2003, known for resident cat and lethal martinis.
7 Must-See London Theatre Shows to Book This Autumn
From Gillian Anderson in 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' to Ian McKellen's 'Lear', here are the seven London theatre shows our critic is most excited about this autumn.
Barbican's 'Sunday in the Park' Postponed Indefinitely
The Barbican's 2027 revival of 'Sunday in the Park with George' has been postponed indefinitely after stars Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey withdrew, leaving the production's future uncertain.
Tartuffe Remixed review: Rylance shines in Moliere update
Mark Rylance's comic vicar with false teeth injects life into Darren Raymond's Tartuffe remix, but the 2hr 30min show struggles with rhyming couplets.
Tilda Swinton's Triumphant Stage Return in 'Man to Man'
Tilda Swinton returns to conventional theatre after nearly 40 years in 'Man to Man' at the Royal Court Theatre, a riveting monologue about identity and survival.
Jane Eyre musical review: Slick but misses gothic darkness
John Caird's Jane Eyre: A Musical debuts in London, but this slick, tuneful production boils Brontë's gothic masterpiece into a pleasant but average period romance.
Bloodsport review: Ava Pickett's Essex Trojan War comedy
Ava Pickett's Bloodsport at Stratford East is a 4-star dark comedy reimagining the Trojan War in Essex, starring Michelle Dockery and Laura Aikman, running 11 Sept-10 Oct 2026.
The Children revival: Kirkwood's nuclear drama still hits hard
Lucy Kirkwood's The Children returns at Lyric Hammersmith in a 10th-anniversary revival, earning 3/5 stars for its timely nuclear allegory and tense performances.
SNL UK's Fouracres: Doctor Who tip 'hard to talk about'
George Fouracres calls Doctor Who speculation his 'biggest dream' as SNL UK returns for Season 2 on September 12 with Jeff Goldblum as host.
EastEnders: Zoe Slater's death cause revealed after tragic return
Zoe Slater dies in EastEnders after a fall causes internal bleeding, 26 years after her first appearance. Michelle Ryan explains why her character was killed off.
Ex-laird jailed for strangling woman at West End show
Malcolm Potier, 75, was jailed for two years for strangling Kirsty O'Donnell during a We Will Rock You performance at the London Coliseum in 2023.
Game of Thrones stage play The Mad King is unmissable
Game of Thrones: The Mad King, the sold-out RSC stage play, comes to London next year. A fan review reveals why it's a must-see.
EastEnders: Max and Cindy wedding chaos as Linda and Priya arrive
Max Branning's wedding to Cindy Beale erupts into chaos as Linda Carter and Priya Nandra-Hart storm the venue, threatening to expose his affair. Meanwhile, Kim and Howie marry at the hospital after Denise gets hopeful news.
Colin from Accounts Final Series: Gordon and Ashley Reunite
The final series of Colin from Accounts begins with a melancholy start as Gordon and Ashley reunite after three years, still carrying strong feelings and baggage.
Koreaboo review: tender tribute to fan culture, family ties
Michelle Lim Davidson's debut play Koreaboo, at Brisbane Festival, tenderly explores a fraught mother-daughter reunion across cultural divides, with K-pop as common ground.
Annie Wobbler (Revisited) review – Wesker's women return
Nichola McAuliffe reprises Arnold Wesker's 1981 soliloquies in a moving Finborough production, reversing the original order to highlight the universal sadness of working-class women.
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