We’ll Always Have Paris ★★★★
Open Page Productions presents the world premiere of Paul Kalburgi’s ‘We’ll Always Have Paris’, a heartbreaking rom-com with a twist.
London Drama
Man to Man ★★★★
Condiments, crudity, and Cold War revisit The Royal Court in this ragged revival of Manfred
Karge’s ‘Man to Man’.
Love’s Labour’s Lost – Shakespeare’s Globe ★★★★★
Shakespeare’s Latin love story heats up with the flamboyance of flamenco
The Importance of Being Oscar ★★★★
Micheál Mac Liammóir’s witty and heart-rending biographical drama ‘The Importance of Being Oscar’ comes to London’s Park Theatre this summer.
Hit Machine ★★★
Music may be the hook, but Jonathan Caren’s ‘Hit Machine’ is really an exploration of the messy harmony and discord of brotherhood.
The Oresteia – Bridge Theatre ★★★★
Simon Stone’s full-length, full-bodied gore-fest ‘The Oresteia’ arrives at the Bridge Theatre on this long, hot summer.
Are You Watching? – Royal Court ★★★
Georgie Dettmer explores the sexual politics of the technological era in her provocative debut play, ‘Are You Watching?’
Black Comedy ★★★★
Renowned playwright Peter Shaffer engages funny mode in this revival of Black Comedy at the delightfully intimate Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond.
Quartet in Autumn ★★★★★
Bacon at 46 pence, butter beans at 12 pence, and a prejudicial haughtiness against Dairy
End of The Rainbow – Soho Theatre Walthamstow ★★★★★
In late 1968, Judy Garland was running out of road, out of money and out