Theatre

Johannes Radebe on passion, purpose, and Kinky Boots

‘That’s what dance gave me. It gave me hope.’ Strictly star Johannes Radebe opens up about childhood, identity, and Kinky Boots.

Ralph Fiennes dazzles in Grace Pervades

Ralph Fiennes and Miranda Raison shine in Grace Pervades, a rich and absorbing look at theatre, ambition, and sacrifice

Inside Le Chat Noir, London’s wildest night out

Step through a hidden doorway and into 1890s Paris as Le Chat Noir delivers one of London’s most intoxicating and immersive nights out.

JEEZUS! mixes outrageous comedy with a sharp, joyful take on queerness and religion

A fast-paced, joyfully chaotic musical that keeps the laughs coming while quietly exploring shame, repression and the power of self-acceptance.

Playing Mei in My Neighbour Totoro, Victoria Chen on wonder and joy

From curiosity to craft, Victoria Chen reveals how she brings Mei to life in My Neighbour Totoro night after magical night

Cynthia Erivo’s Dracula is a masterclass in transformation

This ambitious Dracula blends live performance and film to create a haunting, visually inventive show driven by Erivo’s extraordinary talent.

The Director Bringing Chadwick Boseman’s Voice Back to the Stage

Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu on staging Chadwick Boseman’s Deep Azure, honouring legacy, and why it still resonates today

Avenue Q proves foul-mouthed puppets never go out of style

Avenue Q returns with some clever updates, standout performances, and all the ridiculous, brilliant energy that made it such a hit 20 years ago.

Riki Lindhome talks comedy, fertility, and Dead Inside

Riki Lindhome on Garfunkel and Oates, motherhood, and turning her fertility journey into the deeply personal musical Dead Inside

Carrie Hope Fletcher serving heart and heartbreak in Waitress UK tour

With stunning vocals and strong emotional storytelling, Waitress delivers a touching and satisfying slice of musical theatre goodness.

Punchdrunk founder Felix Barrett on redefining immersive theatre

‘Things we dreamt about ten years ago are now becoming possible, the technological playground keeps expanding’

Sugar Daddy transforms loss into fearless comedy

Sam Morrison turns devastating personal loss into something hilariously filthy, deeply vulnerable, and unexpectedly uplifting.

Gracie McGonigal on Bridgerton, Into the Woods, and her incredible breakout year

From Saturday drama club to Regency drama, Gracie discusses representation, casting surprises, and finding her place onscreen.

Ancient Grease serves up silly, filthy fun on Mount Olympus

Camp gods, filthy jokes, and Grease parody chaos collide in this irreverent show that never stops committing to the silliness.

Yentl explores the inward rebellion of being yourself

What begins as a story about forbidden learning becomes something much bigger, as Yentl explores identity, gender and the cost of conformity.

Acaprov finds the gold in improv chaos

Acaprov turn audience ideas into songs, scenes, and seriously sharp comedy.
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