Review: Swan Lake, Royal Opera House ★★★ Liam Scarlett’s 2018 production of the classic ballet doesn’t reinvent the wheel, though the new ending is still smart and heartbreaking timeout.com/london/dance/s…

Interviewed YUNGBLUD is a lowlife for my first Time Out London cover (!!). We chatted about coming to London at 15, building a fanbase of Gen Z outcasts, setting up Bludfest and being divisive online. Oh, and the 'rock opera' he's currently working on. Read it here:
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smashed up the office for the cover of TIME OUT magazine!!! “strictly business” … 🖤🐺☠️📞🖤

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Review: Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York), Criterion Theatre ★★★★ Sam Tutty and Dujonna Gift charm all over again as this delightful musical romcom send up transfers to the West End
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The RSC’s My Neighbour Totoro moves to the West End for massive third London run timeout.com/london/news/my…

Wake up babe, new 2:22 – A Ghost Story line up just dropped…

…STACEY DOOLEY will make her stage debut as Jenny as the unstoppable supernatural thriller returns for what we believe is its seventh West End cast timeout.com/london/theatre…

David Tennant and Cush Jumbo will reprise their roles as the Donmar’s hit binaural production of Macbeth transfers to the West End this autumn timeout.com/london/news/da…

Review: 1884, Shoreditch Town Hall ★★★★ This beautifully crafted interactive theatre show from Coney and Rhianna Ilube is a biting satire on the Scramble for Africa timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: The Ballad of Hattie and James, Kiln Theatre ★★★★ Charles Edwards and Sophie Thompson star in this moving, music-drenched drama about a difficult but enduring friendship
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Review: Boys on the Verge of Tears, Soho Theatre ★★★★ A men’s toilet becomes a conduit for humanity in Sam Grabiner’s audacious debut play
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Review: Machinal, Old Vic ★★★★★ Sophie Treadwell’s impressionist masterpiece is turned into a pulverising rapture in Richard Jones’s astonishing production timeout.com/london/theatre…

Cameron Mackintosh is bringing OIiver! back to the West End timeout.com/london/news/ol…

Review: London Tide, National Theatre ★★★★ Spine-tingling songs from PJ Harvey elevate the NT’s stark Dickens adaptation timeout.com/london/theatre…

The Bridge’s Guys and Dolls has announced a final extension, until Jan 4 next year – somewhat sad news, but it had a 'good innings' and exciting that the Bridge will resume programming after almost two years devoted to a single show timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: The Comeuppance, Almeida ★★★ ultra smart US playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins returns with this thoughtful dark comedy about millennials hitting middle-age
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Five things we learned from last night’s Olivier Awards timeout.com/london/news/fi…

Review: Player Kings, Noël Coward Theatre ★★★★ Ian McKellen and Toheeb Jimoh are phenomenal as a deluded Falstaff and dangerous Hal in Robert Icke’s stark take on Shakespeare’s ‘Henry IV’ plays timeout.com/london/theatre…

Review: Gunter, Royal Court ★★★ Enjoyably hallucinatory gig-theatre show about a real seventeenth-century witch trial timeout.com/london/theatre…

The producers of the Tom Holland-starring ‘Romeo & Juliet’ have condemned ‘deplorable racial abuse’ towards a cast member timeout.com/london/news/th…

Review: Underdog: The Other Brontë, National Theatre ★★★ Gemma Whelan’s bolshy Charlotte steals the show in this uproarious – probably too uproarious – drama about the Brontë sisters timeout.com/london/theatre…