Amy Stow enjoys a laugh-out-loud evening at Southwark Playhouse.

Martin Schurmann is entranced by the latest addition to the Sondhiem cannon, a flawless Road Show at the Menier Chocolate Factory.

JBR discovers a polished revival of a classic Stoppard.

In a torpid and stilted evening at the Arcola, Honour Bayes finds this Seagull fails to soar, despite a strong central performance from Geraldine James

At the Old Red Lion in Islington, Hannah Berry finds playwright Lola Stephenson offering mature fare in her first full length play.

The paranoia at the heart The Crucible rings as true today as when it was first performed in 1953, writes Harry Mottram.

After a sold out run and rave reviews at the Tristan Bates Theatre, Thrill Me transfers to the Charing Cross Theatre for four weeks only and is set to thrill audiences.

Theatre 503 continues to punch above its weight, delivering another strong production in Sold, writes Hannah Berry.

A play set on a cold Christmas Eve in New York may face more than its fair share of challenges when performed on a sweltering April evening in London.

I feel like hiding tonight so it’s lucky that I’ve been moved to The Immersive menu at BAC, writes Honour Bayes.