Time Out London

Paddington the Musical was – unsurprisingly – the big winner at last night’s Olivier Awards timeout.com/london/news/pa…

Review: A Doll’s House, Almeida Theatre – Romola Garai is superb in Anya Reiss’s anxiety-saturated Ibsen update  timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Copenhagen, Hampstead Theatre – Revived for the first time, Michael Frayn’s existential atomic bomb drama is dazzling and sloggy in equal measures  timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Inter Alia, Wyndham’s Theatre – Rosamund Pike remains on sensational form as Suzie Miller’s morally fraught legal drama transfers to the West End  timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Les Liaisons Dangereuses, National Theatre - Lesley Manville and Aidan Turner are superb and Marianne Elliott’s production is spectacular, but this titillating ’80s hit has had its day timeout.com/london/theatre…

It’s that time – the best new London theatre openings this April, from Avenue Q to the Wooster Group timeout.com/london/news/th…

Review: Romeo & Juliet, Harold Pinter Theatre - Sadie Sink and Noah Jupe have stunning chemistry in Robert Icke’s sure to be divisive take on Shakespeare’s romantic tragedy timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Teeth ‘n’ Smiles, Duke of York’s Theatre - Rebecca Lucy Taylor – aka Self Esteem – offers a raw, impassioned performance in David Hare’s dated rock drama timeout.com/london/news/re…

Review: John Proctor is the Villain, Royal Court Theatre - The Lorde-loving, #MeToo-interrogating high school-set Broadway smash is a total blast timeout.com/london/news/re…

Review: Summerfolk, National Theatre - an incandescent performance by Sophie Rundle is the high point of this luxuriant revival for Gorky’s sprawling classic timeout.com/london/theatre…

Quentin Tarantino’s West End play would appear to be a real thing that is really happening and now has a name and (loose) premise and dates timeout.com/london/news/qu…

Review: Our Town, Rose Theatre Kingston - Michael Sheen’s new Welsh National Theatre makes its London debut with a sentimental take on the Thornton Wilder classic timeout.com/london/news/re…

Review: Broken Glass, Young Vic - Jordan Fein’s fiddly take on Miller’s late hit is stylish but doesn’t feel like it to quite grasps the play timeout.com/london/theatre…

From Michael Sheen to Sadie Sink, Summerfolk to Kinky Boots – it’s the 10 best new London theatre openings in March 2026 timeout.com/london/news/th…

Review: Bird Grove, Hampstead Theatre – ‘Andor’ star Elizabeth Dulau gives a fine turn in this touching drama about George Eliot’s relationship with her dad timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Dracula, Noël Coward Theatre - Cynthia Erivo gets lost in auteur director Kip Williams’ techy take on the timeless horror novel timeout.com/london/news/re…

Review: I’m Sorry, Prime Minister, Apollo Theatre – Griff Rhys Jones stars in the disarmingly elegiac final chapter of the ‘Yes, Minister’ saga  timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: The Shitheads, Royal Court - Gloriously out there debut play about a group of fractious cavepeople timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Man and Boy, National Theatre - An extraordinary performance from Ben Daniels as a power mad businessman fuels this gloriously unhinged take on Terence Rattigan’s finance drama timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Arcadia, Old Vic - Carrie Cracknell’s intimate revival of Stoppard’s masterpiece has its flaws – but it’s just so good to have this astonishing play back on the stage timeout.com/london/theatre…