This two-man play demands subtle and touching performances, but are they delivered in this UK premiere? Amy Stow heads up to Hampstead to find out.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s latest show, The Wizard of Oz doesn’t need to be a critical smash, which is just as well, according to JBR.

At the heart of London’s alternative performance scene Camden People’s Theatre is nestled in amongst the office buildings by Warren Street Tube.

Oscar season and in a year of strong contenders Sam Peter Jackson is our man in Hollywood. That’s Planet Hollywood, just off Piccadilly Circus.

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Amy Stow attends the opening night of the Waterloo East Repertory programme and discovers two plays of urgent relevance.

JBR discovers a pocket musical in Ordinary Days at Traflagar Studio 2 that is almost as perfect a piece of musical theatre as he could hope for.

Ghostly goings on in Ayckbourn’s Snake in the Grass at The Print Room is hugely enjoyable, if a little predictable, writes Honour Bayes.

Josh Seymour enjoys a slick and superbly sung Company at the Southwark Playhouse.

Despite a strong showing from Over the Rainbow’s Lauren Samuels, Martin Schurman cannot warm to the The Last Five Years at the Tabard Theatre.