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A Snapshot From The Album Of Life: One Million Tiny Plays About Britain

A kaleidoscopic jewel of a play.

Battle Of The Sexes Rages In Strindberg’s Creditors At Jermyn Street Theatre

Psychosexual game-playing with a savagely primal edge.

Agnes Colander At Jermyn Street Theatre: A Bold Revival That Doesn't Pay Off

Reprising a work whose own author said it should probably be destroyed.

Original Death Rabbit: Skilful Monologue Highlights The Pitfalls Of The Internet

One woman's story of gatecrashing a funeral and becoming a meme.

Dead Funny: Burke And Hare At Jermyn Street Theatre

A black comedy set on the mist-shrouded streets of Edinburgh.

Theatre Review: Billy Bishop Goes To War At Jermyn Street Theatre

A ripping yarn.

Have You Got The Stamina For Tonight At 8.30?

Probably best left for Noel Coward superfans.

Humorous Hound Of The Baskervilles Is Just The Christmas Tonic

Lashings of silliness.

A Blistering New Adaptation Of Miss Julie

A sultry and thought-provoking performance.

Political Dramas Together In Rare Double-Header

Tackling climate change and nuclear war.

This Is What Teen Spirit Smells Like: Dry Land Review

Teen pregnancy story is gloriously complex.

What's A True Narrative Anyway?

Clashing perspectives in See What I Wanna See.

Boozy Lunches And The Sex Lives Of Older Gay Men

Told Look Younger is a gently compelling drama.

Forgotten Drama Shines Light On First World War Life

Devastating drama rescued from library shelf.

Conflict Begets Conflicted People: Return Of The Soldier

Rebecca West's novel gets musical treatment at Jermyn Street Theatre.

The White Carnation @ Jermyn Street Theatre Is Spooktacularly Splendid

1950s classic ghost story comedy with a twist.

What’s On In London Theatre 7-13 May

London’s best theatre, opera, and theatre festivals opening this week.

Plath Play Planned for London Theatre

Review: The Perfect Picnic By Opera on the Run