From the aftermath of Helen of Troy's return home in Bloodsport to a contemporary African-Caribbean take on Tartuffe (Remixed), these productions are proving that the classics still have plenty to say - especially with so much star power am...

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Two very different shows currently have London critics talking! At the Old Vic, Alan Ayckbourn's How the Other Half Loves brings three couples, two homes and an ever-growing colle...

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Written by award-winning playwright Gina Gionfriddo and directed by Nikolai Foster, the iconic psychological thriller has made its way from the page and screen to the stage for its world premiere, bringing Thomas Harris's chilling story acr...

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One of the more divisive musicals from Lloyd Webber's 80s output, Cats is based on the poems of T.S. Elliot and (sort of) tells the story of a group of Cats meeting up for a Jellicle Ball, where they sing, dance and recount tales of......

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From New York to London and across the US, the past month has seen a bunch of exciting new productions and theatre hits take to the stage. But what did the critics make of them? We've rounded up some of the latest reviews from thea...

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Edmond Rostand's tale of love, identity and sacrifice returned to the West End in a new production from the Royal Shakespeare Company. Following its acclaimed run in Stratford-upon-Avon, Cyrano de Bergerac arrived at the Noel Coward Theatre...

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The Apollo Theatre welcomes the return of Oscar-winning writer Florian Zeller's Olivier-nominated comedy hit, a limited 14-week season of one of his most acclaimed works. With an all-star cast, led by Tony Award-nominated Stephen Mangan, al...

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Following its acclaimed premiere in Birmingham, Sinatra The Musical arrives in London's West End, charting the rise of "Ol' Blue Eyes" from a young singer from Hoboken to one of the most celebrated entertainers of all time, through a soundt...

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War Horse has returned to London and taken over The National Theatre! It's no surprise that the critics have largely agreed that this iconic theatrical phenomenon has lots none of its emotional power....

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Arthur Miller's underrated The Price arrives at the Marylebone Theatre for a strictly limited run - but is his work as essential today as it was in the '60s? In this story, nothing stays unsaid for long... as two brothers sort through their l...

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