Theatre

Returning to Judas ten years on, Tyrone Huntley finds new emotional depth in one of the Bible’s most misunderstood figures.
Laura Benanti turns painful truths, people-pleasing, and motherhood into 65 minutes of laughter, honesty, and glorious singing.
With dazzling lighting, fabulous costumes, and a frequently shirtless Nikita, Supernova gives its audience exactly what it came for.
Not every song is a lost masterpiece, but this joyful celebration of Jonathan Larson absolutely deserves its moment in the spotlight.
‘Singing is what my body needs’; Desmonda Cathabel on Jesus Christ Superstar, Mary Magdalene, and finding her voice.
With a fairy band, a brilliant Bottom, and plenty of cheek, this A Midsummer Night’s Dream is made for summer.
Sandra Oh headlines an ambitious revival of The Misanthrope that values intellect and satire over heart and connection
Black excellence takes centre stage as the BBTAs return to London’s Piccadilly Theatre for their eighth annual ceremony
Sam Ryder releases 'What's The Buzz' from Jesus Christ Superstar ahead of his West End debut at the London Palladium
Ahead of Sinatra: The Musical, Joel Harper-Jackson reflects on rejection, resilience, and finding the human behind the icon.
Nearly twenty years after its premiere, War Horse remains a breathtaking theatrical experience with astonishing puppetry and enormous heart.
Alexander Zeldin's CARE finds tenderness, heartbreak, and humanity in a care home, led by a sublime performance from Linda Bassett.
Thailand's vibrant cabaret tradition takes centre stage as The Lady Boys of Bangkok return with a celebration of glamour, identity, and hedonistic escapism.
This Pride Month, Jordan Luke Gage's Redcliffe offers a timely reminder of the cost of intolerance and the power of love.
Tim Burton’s classic movie reimagined, with magical visuals, fabulous performances, and hilariously unhinged humour.
‘You can’t let the opinions of others dim your experience.’ Amber Davies reflects on Strictly and public pressure.