Coming Clean is a production you know is going to be good. Having won the Samuel Beckett award back when it was first performed in 1982...

Peter Shaffer is one of those amazing playwrights whose work is timeless, and I was so pleased to finally see Equus (written in 1973 an...

Michael Dennis, the writer of Dark Sublime, makes a very good first effort at a full-length play at the intimate Trafalgar Studios 2. I...

Run down to the Trafalgar studios before it’s too late and see this revival of Kevin Elyot’s comedy “Coming Clean”, led by four fantasti...

It is a rare treat to see a piece of theatre in which the artiste plays a role that she is so passionate about and so committed to tha...

Great drama should challenge the cast, take production risks and leave the audience breathlessly on the edge of their seats and this We...

The Good Girl (GG) is written and performed by Naomi Sheldon and is the sort of one woman show often seen at Edinburgh Fringe and trans...

Rarely since its transformation into Trafalgar Studios in 2004 has a production felt so at home in this tight intimate venue. The audit...

Stephen Tompkinson is the devious club manager Kidd in Patrick Marber's changing-room tragicomedy The Red Lion. His fiery first app...

Like the fragrant pasta alla puttanesca that Michael (Julian Clary) cooks from scratch on stage, Le Grand Mort is a mixture of flavours...

Alexia Khadime is currently playing Eponine in Les Miserable at the Queens Theatre. Alexia's West End debut was in The Lion K...

Betwixt! Was first premiered at London Fringe back in 2008 with a concert following later that year, since then the show has been u...