Theatre

One city, eight shows, and barely a moment to breathe: inside a thrillingly chaotic weekend at the Edinburgh Fringe.
‘Our trigger warnings read like War and Peace’: Andy Fickman on making the darkly comic cult hit Heathers the Musical
A joyful Fringe show that will have you humming the score on your walk back across Bristo Square. With music and lyrics by Norwegian-American pop artist Hanna Andréa, Muse the
Caitlin McEwan explores why compassion can be a more powerful response to misogyny than dismissal or contempt.
How do you make a musical when your hero cannot speak or sing? Inside the chaotic, joyful world of Dog Man: The Musical.
As Grease returns to Battersea, Secret Cinema’s Creative Director reflects on reinventing immersive magic without losing what audiences love.
‘It’s not enough to beat people around the head with your talent, you have to make them love you!’
A wildly inventive musical with outrageous ideas, extraordinary multitasking, and enough butt plugs to divide even the bravest audience.
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