A story of friendship betrayed under Apartheid.

Life behind bars -prison bars.

Violent, apocalyptic nightmare of a play.

Two Beckett plays finely staged and played - great introduction to his work

Matters of life and death dazzlingly discussed and directed.

Life in Trieste under Mussolini and meeting James Joyce.

A life affirming story of old love, new love and new life. One to catch if you can.

A shoo in of a show - zany, undisciplined and tuneful well performed.

Caged birds sing in a musical based on an old TV series about life behind bars in a women's prison -   tuneful and entertaining.

All About Eve becomes much ado about nothing and rather dull into the bargain.

A splendidly performed revival of a dazzling play about the aftermath of changing partners which has withstood the passage of time. One to see.

Possibly the worst musical of 2019 - and the year has only just begun -  it tells how the Can-Can was born.

James "Biddie" Biddlecombe delights with a cabaret programme filled with something old, something new and something just a tiny bit suggestive.

A strongly cast first rate revival with a superb performance from David Suchet burying the ghost of Poirot for ever.

An intriguing and well acted version of the Dracula story in a most unusual venue, the first time a play has been staged there.

Black theatre company Talawa  arrive at the Royal Court with an impressive piece about a young woman facing up to life on her own.

A one off evening in which two great ladies of the musical stage sing, tell stories and enchant the audience in the process.