Thirty years after its release, the Bollywood blockbuster is back, this time on stage with a multiracial take on the diaspora tale

Innovative theatre designer who was one of the outstanding new stars to emerge in the 1950s

Joining Oscar and BAFTA nominee Rosamund Pike in her National Theatre debut are Jamie Glover (*Waterloo Road*) and Jasper Talbot (*Redlands*). Read more on LondonTheatre.co.uk.

Dear England, currently playing at The Lowry, Salford is storytelling at its finest, holding the audience gripped through laughter and tears to the…

A review of Bog Body by Itchy Feet Theatre on the Theatre and Tonic website.

Theatre industry leaders, including Indhu Rubasingham and Michelle Terry, are urging the government to reconsider planned changes to disability benefits

Flanders is in the spotlight at the Edinburgh International Children’s Festival, writes Joyce McMillan

We round up the reviews for Yolanda Mercy’s play, at the Soho theatre until the 14th June.   London Pub Theatres: **** “Failure project is a risky, daring and brave address to the world…

Dash Arts has released first-look production images for the world premiere of The Reckoning, a compelling new play by Anastasiia

By John Godber and directed by Lorna Middleton. A riotous Olivier Award-winning comedy about a depleted and ragged amateur rugby league team, who are audaciously taking on their arch rivals.

Performed by Freedom Theatre, read our review of ‘Return to Palestine’ on the Theatre and Tonic website.

ITC and WGGB agreement aims to give playwrights a 24% increase in minimum fees over the next three years and greater protection against digital exploitation

The flyer for Mrs T Foresees promised to tell us ‘the Tale of Irish Molly Tolpuddle, Colonial Clairvoyant, Companion of Fate, Hostage to Fortune’. Given th

Producer Bill Kenwright Ltd has announced new dates for its continuing Blood Brothers UK tour, this time for autumn 2025.

In honour of Hercules premiering at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, here’s your breakdown of every Disney musical ever to hit the West End stage

Shona White from Markinch knows all about big theatre shows from the West End to Broadway and now with her musical show at The King’s Kirkcaldy feels she has come full circle.

Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond reveals images for In Praise of Love by Terence Rattigan, a play about love and deception, running from 24 May to 5 July 2025.

Orange Tree Theatre has released the first production images for its new staging of Terence Rattigan’s In Praise of Love

Some strong performances are let down by a lack of commitment to creativity.

Check out the latest photos and videos of Girl from the North Country, the Olivier and Tony Award-winning musical returning to The Old Vic theatre in London.

St Helens Theatre Royal is inviting young theatregoers to follow the Yellow Brick Road and enjoy some fantastic family-friendly fun this October. Learn more and see how to purchase tickets to The Wizard of Oz!

The Etcetera Theatre in Camden is set to host the UK debut of Hemlines, a new musical comedy that has garnered critical acclaim on the Australian tour circuit and recently at Prague Fringe.

Grave Mistake is an unmissable farce and dark comedy created by writers Matthew Ballantyne and Toby Hampton. The plot celebrates the hilarious and frequently fractious relationship between two dysfunctional sisters.

Maybe West, as narrator, recounting how she met these inept characters and her dealings with her nasty manager. The performance is on Saturday 21st June @ 7:30pm.

An actor and playwright struggles in her personal and professional life in this disarmingly emotional one-woman show.

See what’s headed to the north London venue later this year

Following a warmly received debut at the Riverside Bitesize Festival, Sarah Shelton’s Blessings returns to Riverside Studios

A garden, a mother, a daughter, and a looming line of work. Bernard Shaw’s searing social commentary springs eternal with Imelda Staunton and Bessie Carter as head gardeners.

This is an unprepared mess which appears to deliberately seek to insult its audience

The beginning of June marks the start of the summer, and with that, a whole host of limited summer seasons for different theatres

Cul-de-Sac is a new play written and directed by David Shopland. The overall structure of the show is reminiscent of a classic sitcom, with all the action taking place in the living room of couple Ruth (Shereen Roushbaiani) and Frank (Ellis J. Wells). Read our review on Theatre and Tonic

Dad’s Army Radio Show see two actors, two microphones, over 25 characters, and lots of sound effects brings Jimmy Perry and David Croft’s classic BBC comedy to life in a highly acclaimed stage production.

Clooney’s Broadway hit, Disney musical Frozen and a taster for a new romcom at Stratford East are among this month’s highlights

Opera for children – who’d have thought it? Exceptional music wrapped in a thoughtfully crafted, magical adventure that’s both bewitching and thought-provoking. More of this please!

Following a triumphant UK tour and previous London seasons, the critically acclaimed parody Hold On To Your Butts is set to return to

Macabre, poetic one-woman show explores grief, obsession, and love through an unlikely romance.

Part comedy and part confessional, this production has many of the hallmarks of the best of single performer shows – a gripping and accessible storyline and t

New dates are now live for The Rocky Horror Show UK tour in 2026

Richard Curtis , best known for Love Actually and Four Weddings and a Funeral, is said to be planning to turn smash hit film Yesterday into a stage show.

The Oscar nominee’s return to the West End stage has already been billed as a “landmark moment in contemporary theatre”.

F Scott Fitzgerald’s classic jazz age novel ought to be a perfect basis for a musical, but no amount of Charlestons from a fine cast can put the fizz into this

Forty-two productions — many with star power — were eligible to receive nominations

The Hollywood star has chosen to make his stage comeback – after 37 years – in Samuel Beckett’s 50-minute monologue about a rueful old git, surveying the paltry wreckage of his life.

The Succession star also claimed he’d heard Washington’s co-star Jake Gyllenhaal ‘is not particularly wonderful’

Paddington The Musical is coming to London’s West End theatres later this year, featuring music from McFly’s Tom Fletcher.

This real-life tale of Mao’s wife and the first female director of China fails to meet its own potential

While the story of broken dreams and desperation can’t make the leap to an all-singing all-dancing setting, there are great moments among the bleakness

Amy Ng’s ‘untold true story’ of two friends, who become China’s foremost theatre director and Mao Zedong’s wife, is a story of survival and a play of ideas

Ambitious adaptation of Powell and Pressburger’s romantic fantasy is intelligently rendered, with well-chosen music added to the period mix

Hollywood stars lead Broadway’s 15-week revival of ‘Othello’