This startling reimagining of Kander and Ebb’s iconic musical is daring, dark, and utterly thrilling.

Rob Madge’s gorgeous one-person show is a love letter to queerness, self-expression, and the power of a supportive family.

This not-quite-musical, not-quite-concert is both heartfelt and toe-tappingly entertaining

A race through 7 beloved pantomimes in 70 minutes is a little hit-and-miss but still tremendously fun

This captivating political drama is elevated by stellar performances from its leads and a creative set design.

There are spooks and scares aplenty in this gripping and twisty supernatural thriller.

Tennant is phenomenal in this always-relevant play about how the worst evil can creep into the everyday.

The hip-hop-meets-musical-theatre megahit that deserves every bit of hype it gets.

Comer gives a tour-de-force performance in the most brilliant play I absolutely never want to see again.

This beautiful and vital show reminds us that there is so much goodness in the world in even the darkest times.