A great, punky piece of gig theatre that ends frustratingly inconclusively.

Bond between diabetic girl and life-saving dog is more than mutual respect

Queens of Sheba stands up to "misogynnoir": the point at which ra... (continued)

A skilful examination the past, present and future of the NHS by Mark Thomas

A trio of compelling and freely available plays commissioned by Theatre Uncut.

Cynical look at a future without free healthcare isn't enough to ... (continued)

Too much tell and not enough show in this new play about the future of the NHS

A flimsy biographical play about Robert Burns

Lead theatre critic Matt Trueman reviews The Underground Railroad... (continued)

This promising piece of youth theatre is to be applauded for givi... (continued)

Wordlessness speaks volumes in Century Song: an attempt to redres... (continued)

The placard is scrawled in lipstick pink: “Sex work is real work.... (continued)

A cast of thousands seems to populate this collaboration from The... (continued)

Cora Bissett's fierce memoir revisits the '90s and the indie band... (continued)

A dark and stylish monologue of a life falling apart.

The shows taking place in Power Play HQ, a pop-up venue run under... (continued)

Druid Theatre's production of Samuel Beckett's classic is nimble ... (continued)

Doubt, optimism, and the power of language in post-apocaliptic two-hander

From an act of violence comes an affirmative tale of sisterhood, ... (continued)

A ruthlessly funny, deeply depressing take down of the Men's Righ... (continued)