All the best discounts.
Tackling difficult questions.
Good luck getting a ticket.
Leo Butler finds poetry in cracked pavements.
And how it's important to keep up with yoof speak.
Against a powerfully bare backdrop.
This barnstorming production of Aeschylus is unmissable.
Bakkhai at Almeida Theatre.
Off-Broadway transfer of a funny and poignant American classic.
All hail this forward-looking counter-history.
Thoughtful if chaotic play imagines the future for Bart, Homer and co.
Orwell's novel, adapted with gusto.
Loud, garish and flashy – in a good way.
Powerful stuff.
Emily Mann’s new version of Lorca’s 1936 play, set in modern-day rural Iran.
Though intended as a ‘celebration of the power of storytelling’, Poliakoff’s drama is, unfortunately, rather dull.
Curious encounters dictated by your desires
David Eldridge’s latest play takes a long, hard look at the nature of addiction and its devastating effects on a middle class family.
A sharply-written comedy of emotions and relationships at Islington's Almeida Theatre.
Londonist
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