Waiting for Godot

A masterful reimagining of a classic absurdist work.

A brilliantly nuanced revival that reaches new heights of clarity and humor in Beckett's iconic play.

5.00 stars on 1 review

The Cabinet Minister

A delightfully crafted adaptation that remains relevant and uproarious, exploring the intersections of family and politics with flair.

4.17 stars on 6 reviews

Look Back in Anger/Roots

Two seminal pieces reflect the struggles of class and gender, provoking thought even decades later.

A gripping double bill of British theatre.

4.00 stars on 1 review

La bohème

Timeless classic resonates with audiences, capturing both the joy and tragedy of life through extraordinary performances and vibrant direction.

4.00 stars on 1 review

The Indecisive Warrior

Tituss Burgess captivates London audience with exuberant voice.

Burgess delivers an unforgettable night of soaring melodies, unexpected song choices, and undeniable charm.

4.00 stars on 1 review

Giant

A gripping exploration of Roald Dahl's controversial legacy, peeling back the layers of his character against a political backdrop.

4.00 stars on 1 review

Roots and Look Back in Anger

Two classics are revived in a thought-provoking season.

Unfailingly relevant, these plays scrutinize societal norms through the lens of anguished relationships, revealing their enduring impact.

4.00 stars on 1 review

Anna / Anastasia

A nuanced take on mental illness as a woman navigates her past, caught between reality and fantasy.

4.00 stars on 1 review