A special discount on ticket prices for the West End’s most fabulous, frivolous event – West End Eurovision.

Paul Roseby announces plans for the future of the National Youth Theatre

The Park Theatre in Finsbury Park, North London, opens to the public for the first time.

The convention will take place on Saturday 18th May and will feature loads of industry professionals.

Katie Brennan, with humour and wit, writes about being brave and following your dreams – even when they seem like nightmares.

We catch up with former First Word writer Rosie Wyatt, somewhere between New Zealand and Australia.

Peter Hinton, a regular performer with Future/Secret Cinema shares his experience of a truly audience interactive experience.

Nadim Naaman writes about taking on the iconic role of Anatoly in the first UK Revival of Chess

Jeffrey Jones is enthralled by Trevor Ashley’s two-hour homage to Liza Minnelli.

There’s much to enjoy in this West End Transfer, yet Phil Matthews wonders whether this play matches the talented cast and direction.

Emily Hardy follows the Menier’s transfer of Merrily We Roll Along to the Pinter, and finds its impact has increased, along with its capacity.

Overhyped, overwrought, and finally over here, Bare is best enjoyed solely for the fantastic cast, writes Emily Hardy.