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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…

EXCLUSIVE: the Globe has announced its summer season, brace yourself for… SHAKESPEARE (and some other stuff) timeout.com/london/news/sh…

Review: Guess How Much I Love You?, Royal Court - Rosie Sheehy and Robert Aramayo excel in Luke Norris’s devastating play about early parenthood timeout.com/london/theatre…

A huge new Frank Sinatra musical will debut in the West End this summer timeout.com/london/news/a-…

Review: Cirque du Soleil: OVO, Royal Albert Hall - Cirque du Soleil’s insect-themed spectacular is back minus the icky humour of its original incarnation timeout.com/london/theatre…

In what many people are already describing as ‘the most musical theatre thing to have ever happened’, Jonathan Bailey and Ariana Grande will star in Sondheim’s Sunday in the Park with George at the Barbican timeout.com/london/news/jo…

I went to the new Punchdrunk show and I’m not allowed to review it but here are some things I can tell you about it anyway timeout.com/london/news/i-…

Review: High Noon, Harold Pinter Theatre - Despite terrific turns from Denise Gough and Billy Crudup, this stage adaptation of the classic Western feels like more of a curiosity than a convincing play timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Woman in Mind, Duke of York’s Theatre - Sheridan Smith is wonderful and Romesh Ranganathan decent, but Alan Ayckbourn’s 1985 play is more artifice than heart timeout.com/london/theatre…

It’s here: the 10 best London theatre shows of 2025, according to your old friends Time Out timeout.com/london/news/be…