theatre

Savvy slapstick meets titillating thrills and gleeful gore in this comedic adaptation of George A. Romero’s indie cult classic Night of the Living Dead. Much like the film, this performance directed by Benji Sp...

Two adaptations of Chekhov’s 1900 play Three Sisters hit London this year, and first up it’s the turn of the Almeida. With the success of Uncle Vanya in 2016, the Islington-based theatre is hoping to continue its track...

Prepare to be wowed by TORUK – Cirque du Soleil's incredible Avatar-inspired show. TORUK will be making its UK debut in June, heading first to Manchester from June 20-23, before dazzling the masses at London's O2 Arena...

If there’s a theatre in London that’s shown the definition of a glow up, it’s Park Theatre. Originally little more than a deserted office block, it was transformed into an incredible neighbourhood cinema by Artistic D...

Since the frenzy of excitement surrounding Hamilton has - eventually - died down, we haven't had too upcoming musicals to really get excited about. That changed in October, as news reached us that Dear Evan Hansen, the...

Star-crossed lovers take us to the dark heart of Israel and Palestine's twisted history in this moving performance. Performed in the round at Islington venue The Pleasance’s smallest space, the staging is practically n...

Take a break from the West End and head to Islington to catch a show at Pleasance Theatre. This un-funded charity knows its stuff when it comes to putting on a top-notch performance. Pleasance opened its doors back in...

Too drunk to stand, but not too drunk to bust out The Bard. Normally the theatre is a sacred place, where enraptured audiences watch highly professional actors treat drama with reverence. But when it comes to Sh*t-face...

You’ve booked your tickets, picked out your fanciest outfit and you’re all set for a night at the theatre. But the one thing you might not have thought to have planned in advance is where to visit for your pre-theatre...

Dancing from the age of three, and appearing in her first production - Oliver - five years later, Francesca Mills is currently gracing the stage at The Old Vic, in Arthur Miller’s groundbreaking play, The American Clock...