Lisa D'Amour's play about two American couples transfers from The States to National Theatre this May.
She pairs straight-laced, middle-class Ben and Mary with their recovering junkie neighbours Sharon and Kenny. Both couples have their struggles but neither imagined they could be so alike. Barbecues and boozing see inhibitions lowered their lifestyles laid bare.
Olivier Award winning writer, Bola Agbaje, explores two different cultures and the idea of marrying the two together. Thankfully she goes beyond a clichéd look at interracial r...
A delightful mask show from Vamos Theatre after their excellent performance of Nursing Lives. Much Wenlock is a little Shropshire town that hosts its own Olympic games that sees the butcher practice his...
Olivier Award winning writer, Bola Agbaje, explores two different cultures and the idea of marrying the two together. Thankfully she goes beyond a clichéd look at interracial relationships and overly...
In a brave new world created by Strip Theatre religion is a crime and atheism reigns as five believers and their counsellor meet to chew over life's unanswerable questions. This show looks at what might...
In creating her comedic, cautionary tale inspired by a combination of classic Faust and our contemporary economic woes, writer Catherine Harvey is too easy on the comedy and too blatant on the cautio...
A feelgood cabaret show exploring the history of British burlesque unfolds when Miss Maybe tries to convince Max Manners to dip his toe in her topsy turvy world of fun and seduction.
Three generations of one family have grown and moved apart. They reunite in Lagos for the first time in thirty years and find that between them they hold a wealth of differing opinions. Pandora's Box looks...
In Vera Vera Vera, playwright Hayley Squires looks at death, the family and society's heroes. Her story follows a family who must welcome back the body of their soldier son and with it the legacy of his...
Ah Field Day. That magical day, once every year when Victoria Park ushers out all of the playing children and dog walkers and welcomes in 20,000 indie kids to whoop, go wild and feel woozy after too ma...
Rarely do audiences talk about the plot of Gershwin's Crazy for you, probably because it's not that important when you've got songs like ?I Got Rhythm?, ?Someone To Watch Over Me?, ?Embraceable You? and...
Lisa D'Amour's play about two American couples transfers from The States to National Theatre this May. She pairs straight-laced, middle-class Ben and Mary with their recovering junkie neighbours Sharon...
When Antigone buries the body of her rebellious brother, the tyrant Creon condemns her to be buried alive. But the city of Thebes knows Creon's crimes and under cover of night, as they struggle to recover...
Nominated for the Edinburgh 'Best Newcomer' award last year, Boy With Tape on His Face is a truly innovative, brilliant comedy act, one you rarely get to see on the comedy circuit these days. A combination...
Glammed up, old school vaudeville circus comes to town with magicians and musicians in tow. The show includes Circa, La Clique and Acrobat and Circus Oz who put on one hell of a spectacle. Seriously fun...
The tenth of the Courtauld's biannual student-run exhibitions is currently taking over the institution's East Wing. On display are works by brilliant photographer Tom Hunter, oddball sculptors Heringa...
Five rugs produced by Christopher Farr on sale at Somerset House this summer. The designs are based on original ones from the Omega Workshops. Until 24.06.12.
The collision of the arts and the sciences continues apace with this exhibition of work curated by celebrated neuroscientist Dr Richard Wingate. There's work on show by Susan Aldworth, Andrew Carnie and...