The Misanthrope Review: Reworking Woos in Its Human Drama
A new production of Molière's The Misanthrope reworks the classic with a focus on human drama, earning critical acclaim for its fresh take.
Category : Theatre Shows
Sting: A Masterful Psychological Thriller at Young Vic
Sophie Swithinbank's Sting blends misogyny, police abuse, and witchcraft in a gripping psychological thriller at the Young Vic, running June 24–July 18, 2026.
The Misanthrope review: Sandra Oh's strong UK stage debut
Sandra Oh makes a decent UK stage debut in Martin Crimp's new adaptation of Molière's The Misanthrope at the National Theatre, but the play is a chore at times, saved by good jokes and a wild ending.
Stephen Mangan kicked audience member's feet off stage
Stephen Mangan revealed he kicked an audience member's feet off the stage during a Broadway performance, as debate over poor theatre etiquette intensifies.
East London Blitz-era theatre set for 2028 reopening
The Broadway in Barking, closed in 2024 due to RAAC concrete, will partially reopen in 2027 and fully in 2028 under new operator artsdepot, after serving as an air raid shelter during WWII.
Corenswet defends Alcock from photographer at premiere
David Corenswet protected Milly Alcock from a photographer who touched her back without permission at the Supergirl premiere, earning praise from fans as a 'real life' Superman.
Bea decapitates doll in dark EastEnders scenes
Bea Pollard cuts off a doll's head in grim EastEnders scenes, grinning after successfully tearing Honey and Billy apart. Her obsession with Honey escalates.
Three London pubs win CAMRA 2026 Pub Design Awards
Three London pubs have won Campaign for Real Ale's 2026 Pub Design Awards: Blue Stoops in Kensington, Leyton Engineer, and Lord Southampton in Kentish Town.
Hollyoaks: Unexpected Ally Helps Mercedes Target Jenson
Mercedes McQueen gets unexpected help from Rex Gallagher in Hollyoaks as she plots to expose Jenson Cole, who is secretly working for Gemma Johnston.
James Phelan Showman review: telepathy and magic
James Phelan's Showman blends telepathy, magic, and comedy in a slick, fast-paced show at Underbelly Boulevard, London. Review: ★★★★
House of the Dragon fans disgusted by mother-son kiss scene
House of the Dragon season 3 episode 1 features a controversial mother-son kiss between Aemond Targaryen and Alicent Hightower, sparking fan outrage over its shock value.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland review: OHP's signature show
Will Todd's family opera Alice's Adventures in Wonderland moves indoors at Opera Holland Park, with Madeline Robinson and Le Gateau Chocolat shining in a slick, enjoyable production until 27 June.
Das Rheingold review: a sure-footed feast at Grange Park
Grange Park Opera's Das Rheingold, directed by Charlie Edwards, impresses with clear storytelling and strong performances despite modest budgets, launching a five-year Ring Cycle journey.
Much Ado About Nothing review: a riot of romcom energy
Chelsea Walker's production of Much Ado About Nothing at Shakespeare's Globe is a summer blockbuster with gorgeous music, dance, and costumes, but avoids the play's problematic elements.
A to B Review: Blind Date Musical at Soho Theatre
A to B, a new musical about a blind date, premieres at Soho Theatre, London, blending humour and heart in a 90-minute one-act show.
Ron review – Ted Walliker's standup swerves into Tarantino-esque odyssey
Ted Walliker's one-man play about a night gone wrong is boldly ambitious but misses its mark. At Riverside Studios, London, until 5 July.
Sandra Oh on fury, friendship, and hitting her prime in midlife
Killing Eve star Sandra Oh, 54, discusses rage, therapy, and her pivot to theatre in a new production of Le Misanthrope at London's National Theatre.
Greenwich + Docklands International Festival 2026 returns
London's free outdoor summer festival returns from Aug 21 to Sep 6, 2026, with spectacular shows including 360, Greenwich Fair, and Efectos Especiales.
45 Years review – Byrne and James in delicate stage adaptation
Gabriel Byrne and Geraldine James star in a stage adaptation of 45 Years, exploring a couple's anniversary marred by a frozen past. At Minerva Theatre, Chichester until 11 July.
Soldiers of Tomorrow: Thoughtful IDF Storytelling at Finborough
Israeli performer Itai Erdal's autobiographical show about his time in the IDF is a thoughtful, heartfelt piece, despite some theatrical shortcomings.
Glengarry Glen Ross Review: Gender-Swap Loses Dark Edge
Patrick Marber's all-female revival of Mamet's classic amps up comedy but misses the tragedy, with performances that feel like dress-up rather than genuine reinvention.
David Burke Obituary: Actor Recalled in Letters
David Burke, known for playing Doctor Watson opposite Jeremy Brett, is remembered in letters for his work at the Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh, with Richard Eyre and Clive Perry.
One Day Musical Heads to West End's Garrick Theatre
The musical adaptation of David Nicholls' novel 'One Day' will transfer to London's Garrick Theatre after an Edinburgh tryout, starring Jamie Muscato and Sharon Rose.
Review: All-female 'Glengarry Glen Ross' at Old Vic
David Mamet's classic play gets an all-female revival at the Old Vic, stripping machismo for a more universal tale of capitalism's corruption.
Artist Defends Churchill Famine Video at London Gallery
Helen Cammock defends her video at the National Portrait Gallery, which blames Winston Churchill for the Bengal famine, sparking controversy among peers and historians.
Scamanda Review: Cancer Faker Cheated Thousands
A review of the documentary 'Scamanda' about Amanda Riley, who faked terminal cancer for years, scamming her community out of thousands. The story is compelling but the telling is bloated.
Inside Italia Conti: Stage School's Modern Approach
A visit to the 115-year-old Italia Conti stage school reveals a softer teaching style, a food bank, and concerns about students' resilience in the face of industry changes.
Aqua Splash waterpark near London closed forever, demolished
Aqua Splash, a beloved waterpark in Hemel Hempstead less than an hour from London, closed in 2013 and was demolished in 2014, leaving only cherished memories.
Perrie Edwards cried all day before wedding over missing necklace
Perrie Edwards wept for hours before her wedding to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain after losing a precious diamond necklace, only for her hairstylist to find it tangled in hair extensions.
The Traitors Stage Play Coming to West End with 5 Plots
A stage adaptation of The Traitors titled 'The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal' will run at the Gillian Lynne Theatre from May 2027, featuring five different plots that change nightly.
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