In this new play written by Gbolahan Obisesan, fresh, witty, and ... (continued)

A chronically twee, but completely charming mix of animation, pup... (continued)

A timely and enjoyable update of Gogol's parable for the downtrodden

A chilling slice of real life Victorian madness for bedtime

An unsentimental tear-jerker performed with aplomb by Edinburgh C... (continued)

Dumbshow really excel at is creating striking images that stick i... (continued)

Miss Havisham comes to life and shares her world philosophy

This exquisite wordless piece can only be watched with cheeks gli... (continued)

A modern bedtime story with an unexpected twist forms the basis o... (continued)

A quirky, men-only adaptation of a literary classic

Nassim Soleimanpour's unique experiment prompts us all to ask wha... (continued)

This one man autobiographical show fails to ignite, despite its l... (continued)

Two of life's losers walk into a Bronx bar. What follows isn't much of a joke

When Harold Pinter died in late 2008, he left a massive hole in t... (continued)

Youth production adds songs, fun, and great performances to delic... (continued)

This homage to Pinter draws heavily on the great playwright’s ear... (continued)

Anna Smulowitz's drama is served up as flatly-staged youth theatre

The Dark Philosophers delights as it brings metafictional absurdi... (continued)

Ontroerend Goed's new work isn't morally deficient – but it's not... (continued)

An impressive theatrical fusion of science and storytelling from ... (continued)