Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre: As You Like It
Watching Shakespeare under the stars is an essential part of the London summer season. So what did our reviewer make of As You Like It?
What better way to enjoy the British summer than to...
History of Britain’s Theatres
We bring you some of Britain’s oldest playhouses still delighting audiences
London’s Old Vic turned 200 in 2018 with much celebration, but the theatre that opened in Waterloo as the Royal Coburg is far from...
Agatha Christie’s gripping murder mystery play comes to County Hall on London’s South Bank
Witness to the Prosecution is the first major production of an Agatha Christie play to be staged in London since the Sixties
A new production of an Agatha Christie play has opened at the County...
Review: Queen Anne reigns supreme at London’s Royal Haymarket Theatre
This Royal Shakespeare Company smash hit, which has just transferred to London’s West End, explores the troubled life of Queen Anne during a time of political turmoil
The British Monarchy is rightly proud of its...
5 of the best London theatre hotspots
London’s theatre scene is at the heart of the capital's creativity and a visit to a world-class show is a must-see for many visitors. Here we explore the best spots to sample a theatrical treat.
West End musical Wicked: be spellbound by this London theatre smash hit
The multi award-winning West End musical Wicked, now in its 11th year, will blow you away
Turning the beloved children’s story The Wonderful Wizard of Oz on its head, the West End musical Wicked challenges...
Queen Anne set to open in London’s West End
Queen Anne is set to open at London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket later this month. We sit down with playwright Helen Edmundson, who discusses female power and relationships, themes that are central to the play.
The Royal Shakespeare Company production of...
Review: Hapgood at Hampstead Theatre, London
This Cold War spy thriller is the perfect antidote to the West End’s festive fare.
London theatre review: Made in Dagenham
The West End stage version of the popular British film, Made in Dagenham, is now running at the Adelphi Theatre on London’s Strand.
It's 1968, a group of hard-working women in Essex, in southeast England, are embroiled...
Twelfth Night at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
There are few pursuits as British as watching Shakespeare in the open air – find out what BRITAIN thought of this re-imagining of this classic comedy...
There is something quintessentially British about the Regent’s Park...
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