Everything Theatre

An ambitious take on Mulan with strong ideas and committed performances, but underdeveloped writing and staging leave its promise only partly fulfilled.

A tense retelling of the overnight collapse of a brothers’ relationship and the birth of two iconic sport shoe brands.

A heartfelt but wildly overstuffed new play that buries genuine emotional insight beneath a torrent of baffling ideas.

The Hero brings the thunder; the whole cast is electrifying!

A poignantly emotional, musically thrilling biography, unmissable for Jinkx Monsoon's exceptional performance alone.

A captivating and thought-provoking examination of how friends can help each other by talking through their issues, told through humour and heart.

The unique perspective of a talented entertainer, presented through a coming-of-age story

A new play that examines the challenges of a successful single mother estranged from her son. He hijacks her public appearance and demands the truthful conversation they never had.

A 70s sitcom with an absence of cheer.

Human flesh is currency in this disturbing dystopian drama that is a political allegory with echoes of Brazil and 1984

A culture-war checklist masquerading as political satire.

Two actors fall out and then must stage Jane Austen’s classic novel entirely on their own, in a hilarious, slapstick adaptation.

Timely and tense, Infinite Colours transforms today’s headlines into gripping theatre

A clever blend of deep thinking on the meaning of life mixed with plenty of silliness makes this a great transfer from across the Pond.

Jang-hyun Ryu mines maximum metamorphosis from alien balloons in GRAVITY

Compelling depiction of a memorable woman - Assata Olugbala Shakur (1947-2026)

A well-intentioned production that never quite empowers the audience to empathise with important underlying themes.

This comedy drama promises to show what really takes place in female facilities.

A stunning production with an impeccable ensemble of moving and idiosyncratic characters played with no-fuss humour, heart, and humanity. This is an extraordinary piece of theatre.

Stephens and Valentine excel in this powerful and intimate revival. 

A comically surreal reflection on the decline of our natural world through the non-human eyes of scarecrows imagining a new one.

An enthusiastic, if flawed, re-imagining

Starkid’s triple-threat apocalypse hits the West End like a meteor

Incisive wit, humour, and honesty, cleverly staged and delivered.

A sumptuous and ambitious revival of a classic that highlights its continued relevance.

A lazy script and scattershot plotting can't rescue this shouty Holmes adaptation, despite enthusiastic performances and a starring revolving stage.

Hypnotic, demanding, and undeniably precise — even when it keeps you at a distance.

Two impressive pieces thoughtfully brought together, with the power of the human voice at the forefront.

explosive drumming, humour, choreography and human connection to celebrate resilience, energy and the unifying power of live performance.

25 years young: BalletBoyz wonderful anniversary celebration

Cat Gannon takes us into the world of DOMINUS

Polka’s teen Grads excel in their reviewing collaboration with ET

Liz Moran and Lucy Keeley on the Playground Festival for early years audiences

Daryl Beeton on investigating what it’s like to feel Boxed In

The official press launch of Cole Porter’s High Society

Stephen Leach and Mimi Collins on One Breath Before The End

Llewella Gideon on CARE at the Young Vic

Lilwen Faulkner on new play Five

Party Favour, a one-woman fairy clown fever dream, comes to Etcetera Theatre soon.

Josephine Burton takes us inside Our Public House

Mr Daljung Kim on bringing The Last Man from small screen to stage

Al Nedjari on playing the trailblazing Omar Sharif in Love Omar