If you go in knowing that nothing in this playful romp is meant to mean much of anything, a delightful evening of shenanigans awaits.

In Josie Rourke’s captivating production, one is thunderstruck at how timely a 400-year-old play can be. 

With David Tennant starring and Gregory Doran directing, this production marks an exciting new chapter for the RSC.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new musical dusts off an old scandal that unfortunately is not worth singing about.

The story behind it makes this musical more interesting for what it represents than for what it actually is.

This story get an engaging turn here, with a faint rumble of the era in the background.

American Psycho is a gloriously cynical slash across musical culture.

The acting, directing and a sleek, dazzling look make this musical an event.

A full National production is unable to inject excitement into Georg Kaiser’s 1912 play.

Bijan Sheibani presents a fresh, sophisticated take on Erich Kastner's classic story.