Review: The Last Ship, Theatre Royal Drury Lane - Sting’s musical about the decline of the Tyneside shipyards is an awesome spectacle with decent songs and some mindboggling plotting timeout.com/london/news/revi…

Britain’s greatest living playwright Caryl Churchill has just announced a new play starring Kate O’Flynn, that will open next month timeout.com/london/news/brit…

here’s our review from the weekend of Man to Man starring Tilda Swinton and a reminder that as with every Monday performance, all tickets to tonight’s show go on sale at 9am on the Royal Court website – it’s sold out apart from Mondays

Review: Man to Man, Royal Court Theatre - Tilda Swinton returns to the theatre after almost 40 years and you can barely believe she’s been away timeout.com/london/news/revi…

Review: Kimberly Akimbo, Hampstead Theatre – Maria Friedman is sensational in this sweetly existential Broadway musical about a teen aging at four times the usual speed timeout.com/london/theatre/k…

What the hell is going on with Sunday in the Park with George at the Barbican timeout.com/london/news/sund…

Review: A Month in the Country, Donmar Warehouse - Sophie Okonedo is superb as a jaded aristocrat slowly ripping her own world apart in Lyndsey Turner’s take on the Russian classic timeout.com/london/theatre/a…

The National Theatre has announced its complete 2027 programming, from Tracy Letts to West Side Story timeout.com/london/news/nati…

Review: Death Note: The Musical, Barbican Centre - This eye-popping musical adaptation of the smash manga about a killer notebook should have been braver with the source material timeout.com/london/theatre/d…

Review: The Oresteia, Bridge Theatre - ‘trashy as hell and relentless gripping’ timeout.com/london/news/ores…

Review: Jesus Christ Superstar, London Palladium – Eurovision star Sam Ryder is out of his depth in this otherwise broodingly sexy take on the Andrew Lloyd Webber classic timeout.com/london/news/jesu…

Review: The Guilty, Donmar Warehouse - Russell Tovey is terrific in this gripping realtime thriller directed by Felix Barrett from Punchdrunk timeout.com/london/theatre/t…

July is upon us and here are our top theatre openings, from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar to Sarah Kane’s Cleansed and all the many points in between timeout.com/london/news/best…

James Norton will star in a new West End production of Hamlet, directed by Thomas Ostermeier timeout.com/london/news/jame…

Want to know what’s in the Shakespeare’s Globe winter season? Well we have the exclusive timeout.com/london/news/27-0…

Review: Cyrano de Bergerac, Noël Coward Theatre ★★★★★ Adrian Lester is sensational in this pitch perfect RSC overhaul of the classic romantic drama timeout.com/london/theatre/c…

Review: Pride, National Theatre - The creative team behind the classic LGBT Britflick have crafted a stunning musical adaptation timeout.com/london/news/revi…

Review: The Truth, Apollo Theatre - Stephen Mangan is hilarious in this punchy revival for Florian Zeller’s painfully funny infidelity comedy timeout.com/london/theatre/t…

Review: Sinatra the Musical, Aldwych Theatre - The songs are timeless but this compromised bio-musical tries to make Frank Sinatra seem as boring as humanly possible timeout.com/london/news/revi…

Review: Much Ado About Nothing, Shakespeare’s Globe - Pippa Nixon and Ken Nwosu are a wonderful Beatrice and Benedick in this good vibes take on Shakespeare’s romcom timeout.com/london/theatre/m…