Self-described as the ‘most fun’ polo tournament in the world, Hurlingham Park plays host to six impressive teams – from ...

This posthumously realised work by the peerless American composer, lyricist and innovator Stephen Sondheim is a musical with no songs and, in the second half, hardly any music. Cannibalised from ...

Stone, who has previously reimagined works such as Yerma at the Young Vic and Phaedra at the National Theatre, said today: “I’m over the moon to have found a new London home in the beautiful Bridge ...

You won't believe the incredible backstories of the actors bringing your favorite Harry Potter characters to life!

IHG signs voco and Hotel Indigo dual-branded hotel in London Waterloo, set to open in 2028 with 354 rooms and premium shared ...

There's an air of purgatory swirling around the swansong of the late great Stephen Sondheim - and sadly at times that's how it feels for the audience. Inspired by Luis Buñuel films: The ...

The National Theatre has really pushed the boat out for ... At the performance I attended, the celebrity was Sope Dirisu (from Gangs Of London). Other stars appearing in this run are Jessie ...

Sodangi maintained that due to the absence of a national gallery building, the National Collection is currently stored in various locations across ... was at the National Theatre in 2018, she ...

But – in a slick, soulless production by director Joe Mantello – as theatre, it makes pretty thin gruel, leaving us as hungry and dissatisfied as the show’s perpetually frustrated posse.

including The Deep Blue Sea starring Tamsin Greig at London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket and Man and Boy as part of Indhu Rubasingham’s first season at the helm of the National Theatre.

London's National Theatre has unveiled full casting for its upcoming world premiere of Shaan Sahota's The Estate, set to play the company's Dorfman Theatre July 9-August 23, opening July 17. Daniel ...

Obviously the National Theatre couldn’t pass on the kudos of the London premiere but there must have been hesitation. Because Here We Are is extremely sketchy and gets lumpier and messier as it goes ...