Carey Mulligan needs no help in holding the stage.

The chemistry between Ben Batt and Jonathan Bailey makes this play special.

There is a lot more happening than meets the eye in Annie Baker's unique, brilliant script.

Wilde's work is in good hands with director Kathy Burke and star Jennifer Saunders.

Michael Longhurst's revival is a ravishing fusion of music and drama.

Ian Rickson’s naturalistic production leaves many questions hanging, as Pinter intended.

It was another dizzying year for theatre in London, with hits and misses all over the board.

Director Tom Morris incorporates puppetry into this adapted musical about a man whose mouth has been slashed.

There is little to surprise you in these two productions by the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Nearly all the magic of this iconic story gets lost in this unfocused production.