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Owen Smith’s interpretation of Love’s Labour’s Lost presents a charmingly wacky world set in a the evidently bucolic country of Navarre....

The New Writing competition, hosted by the London Student Drama Festival, is a chance for student writers from universities all around...

A hearty take on Shelagh Delaney’s kitchen sink classic, the King’s Players production of A Taste of Honey is a memorable theatrical...

Standard: £6 Student: £5 Member: £4 View Here Lily Shahmoon’s When The Bang Comes certainly provided a bang of emotions, shock and...

Adult: £10 Concessions: £8 View Here As a newcomer to the revered world of Gilbert and Sullivan, I wasn’t entirely sure whether or not...

The foyers and bars in theatres always have a certain buzz to them – these are spaces where the pre-show atmosphere is thick with...

Director Holly Smith’s production of Medea is an ambitious, if at times muddled, reworking of Euripedes’ seminal tragedy. The play is...

As the title suggests, the Vagina monologues was less of a play and more of a series of one sided discussions of female sexuality. Taken...

“A sad tale’s best for winter.” William Shakespeare’s problem play The Winter’s Tale is really two plays: the first a tragedy of a...

“Behind every exquisite thing that existed, there was something tragic.” Staged in King’s College’s striking, curiously ornate Anatomy...