The Olympics may have affected London theatre ticket sales yet overall it was a successful year at the Box Office, The Society of London Theatre has announced.

Sky Arts has today launched its nationwide search for the top amateur theatre company, giving the winner a platform on the West End stage.

“Well, well, well.. Karen Walker. I thought I smelled gin and regret.” It’s the line that made pint-sized Leslie Jordan infamous in the popular US sitcom Will and Grace.

Less is more in comedy and Christopher Luscombe directs this 1930’s play with clarity, precision, and above all speed, writes JBR.

Has time surpassed the traditional whodunit? Benjamin Potter reviews Deathtrap and finds out whether it pushes the boundaries in today’s theatre.

Matthew Bannerman heads down to Trafalgar Studios 2 for Wolfboy, the psycho-sexual musical thriller.

Actress and producer Whoopi Goldberg is to star in her West End musical Sister Act in August.

It did well at the Edinburgh Fringe last year, now writer and director Russell Labey is bringing his musical Wolfboy to the West End.

Martin Harvey first performed at the Aldwych Theatre at the age of six. Now 24 years later he is back playing the lead in Dirty Dancing. He drops in for a chat.

Josh Logan is mesmerised by the 1967 musical that has arrived in the West End with the full Broadway cast. “Hair screams relevance”.