Time Out London

Review: Grace Pervades, Theatre Royal Haymarket – Ralph Fiennes and playwright David Hare team up again for a smart, sweet, self-referential drama about two titans of the English stage  timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare’s Globe - This good-vibes-only, interaction-heavy ‘Dream’ is the perfect start to outdoor theatre season timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Mass, Donmar - Powerful but flawed drama about two couples attempting reconciliation in the aftermath of a shooting timeout.com/london/theatre…

From Gary Oldman to Jinkx Monsoon – here are our top new London theatre openings for MAY timeout.com/london/news/th…

Review: The Price, Marylebone Theatre – A superb cast elevate this rare revival of one of Arthur Miller’s lesser plays  timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Please Please Me, Kiln Theatre - This sympathetic bio-drama about tragic Beatles manager Brian Epstein will appeal to fans of the Fabs timeout.com/london/theatre…

An all-female ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ is heading to London’s Old Vic – and the cast has just been announced timeout.com/london/news/an…

Michael Sheen will return to the West End for the first time in 20 years to star in Amadeus timeout.com/london/news/mi…

Two massively acclaimed sold-out London plays are transferring to the West End timeout.com/london/news/tw…

Richard E Grant returns to the West End stage for the first time in 20 years with a fresh revival of Noël Coward’s Hay Fever timeout.com/london/news/ri…

Review: Avenue Q, Shaftesbury Theatre - The profane puppet musical back in town, and if it no longer feels audacious, it is very charming timeout.com/london/theatre…

A thrilling new Young Vic season includes a world premiere Thelma & Louise musical, and Ben Whishaw and Kathryn Hunter in Eurotrash timeout.com/london/news/th…

Review: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Old Vic - Bold but misfiring attempt to find intersectional depth in Ken Kesey’s dated ’60s classic timeout.com/london/theatre…

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…