West End

A play about a world with a daily per-person word limit, yet it drowns itself in a relentless avalanche of words...

A funny story about letting strangers into your home that's sometimes funny but rarely clever...

A newly recast production that manages to hold its own, albeit not as strongly as the previous ones...

A slightly uneven yet thoroughly enjoyable exploration of identity across centuries...

An absorbing West End transfer of James Graham's take on the 1968 Buckley/Vidal debates during the Republican and Democratic National Conventions...

More average than good, the play is one man's journey that doesn't show enough pit stops...

A lovely memoir that engages and entertains, but is bit hard to understand in places...

A well-paced revival that's universally funny without being too stereotypical...

A modernised version of the classic that struggles to find its feet, wings, and pacing...

A script-in-hand reading that's interesting, but doesn't make you want to invest into the characters emotionally...

Well-written and well-acted tragicomedy about a family that unravels as death and inheritance become imminent...

A tour de force of passion and emotion that keeps you on your toes beginning to end...

A distant and cartoonish staging of the great classic that fails to stir any emotion...

A slightly modernised take on a classic story with mixed results...

An inside joke of a play made enjoyable by the sheer quality of acting...

Interesting staging, good acting, engaging story, enjoyable all around...

A script that tries a bit too hard kept afloat by fantastic acting...

A disjoined staging of an outdated monologue, which tries to be something grander than it actually is...

A well-staged and well-acted Broadway transplant with a terrific ensemble cast that shines...

A shockingly enjoyable musical that feels less like your typical extravaganza and more like a play with a bit of singing in it...

A stylised take on the collaboration of Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat leading to their 1985 "Paintings" exhibition...

A thoroughly enjoyable adaptation of the 2014 comedy-drama film about a marriage in crisis...

Visually sumptuous production with a clinical story devoid of chemistry and subtlety...

A cleverly staged and wonderfully acted rehashing of the Buckley/Vidal debates during the 1968 Republican and Democratic National Conventions...

An overacted staging that makes the characters appear fake and the play disjointed...