Read our review of *Three Sisters*, starring Michelle Terry, Shannon Tarbet and Ruby Thompson, now in performances at the Sam ...

The two-and-a-half-hour production based on the 1978 film starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John will feature a cast of 30 performing amidst giant multi-screen platforms. Read more on ...

Discover Shakespearean drama and more at the Royal Shakespeare Company, one of London's premier organizations for all of Shakespeare's shows and plenty of other exciting new theatre. Book tickets to ...

Want to buy London theatre tickets? You’ve come to the right place. Take a look at our wide selection of West End shows that are available to book tickets for right now. As you scroll through the ...

Want to buy London theatre tickets? You’ve come to the right place. Take a look at our wide selection of West End shows that are available to book tickets for right now. As you scroll through the ...

Want to buy London theatre tickets? You’ve come to the right place. Take a look at our wide selection of West End shows that are available to book tickets for right now. As you scroll through the ...

Afternoon theatre is not just for the weekend! Matinee shows in London take place every day of the week. Matinee theatre is great for theatregoers who want to see the latest openings but also want to ...

If you’re a fan of show-stopping numbers, catchy tunes, and spectacular performances, you’ll want to see a West End musical today. We’ve got tickets to all the hit London musicals currently playing, ...

Did you know that Sunday theatre happens all over London? Sunday is one of the best days of the week to see a show. Most West End shows hold matinee performances on Sundays, so they start in the ...

Sabrage* will be hosted at live music venue Lafayette, which is known for staging acts by Charli XCX, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, ...

The star was due to return to the production for a limited run alongside André de Shields, Eva Noblezada, Reeve Carney, and ...

Manhunt* explores the events that follow the release of Raoul Moat from Durham Prison in 2010, leading to one of the most infamous manhunts in UK history. Read more on LondonTheatre.co.uk.