Performing Arts
HMS Pinafore review: a visually delightful festive confection
It’s all jolly japes aboard ship in the English National Opera’s colourful, comic re-staging of HMS Pinafore.
London art guide December 2025: best art, theatre and music
This month's London art guide brings you our top picks of the best art, theatre and music – with a…
Miss Saigon review: a relentless, heart-wrenching spectacle reimagined
This new production of Miss Saigon features strong performances, meticulous design and an emotionally potent score.
Slava’s Snowshow review: a whirlwind of wonder, laughter and chaos
Slava's Snowshow is a clowning classic and in this inventive staging, it's easy to see why.
Philharmonia Orchestra review: Boris Giltburg plays Prokofiev and Rachmaninov
Giltburg is recognised as a leading interpreter of Rachmaninov with award-winning recordings of the concerti and performances.
Matthew Rhys returns to the London stage in Playing Burton at The Old Vic
Marking the centenary of Richard Burton’s birth, this production is a fundraiser for the new Welsh National Theatre.
London art guide November 2025: best art, theatre and music
Our London arts guide brings you the best of a busy arts calendar this November.
Sunny Afternoon review: The Kinks come alive in Technicolor
More than a simple jukebox trip down memory lane, this production is a witty, heartfelt, and infectiously joyous portrait of…
The Wanderers review: a thoughtful examination of modern American Jewishness
Anna Ziegler's The Wanderers offers an intergenerational look at artistic and religious angst.
Every Brilliant Thing review: Minnie Driver is 'exceptionally good'
Minnie Driver delivers an extraordinary solo performance in the moving play Every Brilliant Thing.