Kevin Spacey assumes his Director's Hat once again at the Old Vic for this brand new, contemporary satire/thriller about a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who suddenly falls foul of the authorities and finds himself facing a dilemma of his own creation, in front of the Supreme Court no less.
It's Bush's America and suddenly the truth seeking, liberty-defending traditions which saw Ben Kritzler acclaimed by his peers and the public, have gotten him tagged a dangerous insurrectionist.
Expect a strongly anti-Republican, anti-war and pro-libertarian slant on this brand new work: there's also the small matter ffo the cast, which features Richard Dreyfuss, Elizabeth McGovern and David Suchet. You read that right.
Classic Agatha Christie murder mystery which opened in London in 1952 and has been running continuously ever since. After more than 20,000 performances the crowds are still flocking to discover who the...
Stephen Mallatrat's masterful script takes the premise of a Susan Hill novel as its basis. One of the surviving characters, an elderly lawyer, returns to the scene of the action. He aims to exorcise the...
War Horse has to be the most successful production by the National Theatre in living memory. Since opening in 2007 it has scooped the Olivier, Evening Standard and the Critics Circle awards and it now...
Michael Frayn's thoroughly silly romantic romp gets dusted off in grand style at The Old VicMr Frayn, author of Headlong and other worthy tomes, is of course a great brain and therefore this classic farce ...
Thomas Middleton and William Rowley's classic story of passion and deception receives a makeover from director Joe Hill-Gibbins.Beatrice-Joanna is madly infatuated with Alsemero and desperate to get out ...
On arrival at the Old Vic Tunnels we're led into a giant roaring furnace where half a dozen men are shovelling coal into a roaring, all-encompassing fire. It's one of the many design feats at...
This integrated arts production explores how movement, light and sound can be used as a language and offers the audience quite a sensory feast. Without Warning is a devised experiment, which visually descr...
The Garden Museum presents an exploration of the green city movement that sprung up in Victorian times and continues in various guises to this day. From a time when Brixton and Waterloo were rural idylls...
To mark 9/11's 10th anniversary the Imperial War Museum is showcasing Francesc Torres' photographic tour of Hangar 17 at JFK Airport. It currently stores much of the material cleared form the site. Until...
An exhibition dedicated to one of Britain's most celebrated photographers - Don McCullin. On display are over 200 images as well as films, magazines and other personal items. Until 15.04.12.
An exhibition exploring the impact of the outbreak of World War Two in 1939. From the politicans making the decisions to the ordinary people affected by them, this is a fascinating profile of a country...
A fascinating exhibition at the Imperial War Museum that collates the accounts of soldiers who have recently served in the ongoing war in Afghanistan. Made up of letters, emails, blog posts, footage and...
Haven't been able to get into this show yet, but the reviews are coming thick and fast from all sides, audience feedback and critical reception suggests that despite a brilliant cast, this play is a real waste of time! Avoid