After their hugely successful run on Broadway at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre and at the London Palladium in the West End, The King and I is ...

From the first chilling note to the final fiery scene, Rebecca is an all-out melodrama, complete with sinister plots, a soaring score, and c...

The musical 42nd Street ran for five years at Drury Lane from 1984 and has been regularly revived for regional tours and West End outings ev...

Yasmina Reza’s (translated by Christopher Hampton) unassuming but vicious satirical unmasking of the modern-day middle class, God Of Carnage...

History buffs will instantly recognise Lady Emma Hamilton as an enduring figure who is a gift to any dramatist. Born in 1765 she became a ho...

Wils Wilsons’ most recent adaptation of Macbeth at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre was refreshing in its tradition. Though a far cry from a pi...

The 1959 hit musical Sound of Music has one of the best scores ever written with wonderful Richard Rodgers tunes that tug at the heartstring...

Thames Television was at the height of its creative powers in the late Seventies and early Eighties and under the wonderful Verity Lambert (...

It's not often that cast and principal creatives appear on the same stage. But Spiral has that rare distinction with author Abigail Hood...

In a world filled with familiar shows that pedal out the same old story time and again, Ride shines as a beacon of originality, artfully wea...

The towering sheets of the steel frame of Titanic covered the backdrop of the New Victoria Theatre and coated the proscenium. The atmospheri...

Prepare to be transported to a world of magic and imagination with The Tempest Re-Imaged for Everyone Ages Six and Over at Regents Park Open...

We can measure the success of a Chichester Festival season by the transfer of shows into the West End and they have a good track record of m...

New musicals with new songs are an increasingly rare sight in a genre dominated by revivals and greatest hits packages. But just occasionall...

The Royal Shakespeare Company has a duty to stage the plays of the Bard and bring them to new audiences, over 400 years since the works were...

If you put all of Tarantino’s biggest hits, some classic 70s rock and 15 musical theatre legends in a big gory blender, you would come out w...

With the weight of the 1993 classic film on their shoulders, the cast, crew, and creatives of Mrs Doubtfire the Musical set out to bring the...

Martin McDonagh has written some extraordinary plays usually based around an Irish setting with dark comedy spoken by fascinating characters...

The programme tells us that the origins of Robin Hood are in 1220 in Yorkshire, but I was brought up watching the black and white TV series ...

Sir Ian McKellen and Roger Allam have established themselves as two national treasures of theatrical performances across the spectrum from P...