★★★★☆ The Colin McIntyre Classic Thriller Season is back at Nottingham’s Theatre Royal, serving up a summer of suspense, intrigue and edge-of-your-seat drama. After opening with Death By Fatal Murder in week one, the company returned just days later with their second production, Ira Levin’s Deathtrap.

★★★★☆ After a critically acclaimed run at Regent’s Park, Fiddler on the Roof is now on a UK tour. But in 2025, as audiences gather to watch this story retold once again, a question lingers: should we continue to revive classics, or leave them in the past where they belong?

Perched neatly between being a charming comedy and clever farce, the RSC’s revival of The Constant Wife at the Swan Theatre delivers a consistently playful and self-aware comedy. It’s light on its feet and full of wicked wit—but as the minutes tick on, you might find yourself wondering: haven’t they made this point three times already?

Amanda Whittington’s Kiss Me Quickstep sweeps audiences into the glittering world of competitive ballroom. It’s fun, uplifting, and beautifully danced! This Made in Derby production is a show tailor-made for its audience and is relentlessly entertaining.

Experience the irreverent charm and musical brilliance of The Book of Mormon, a show that challenges conventions while delivering unforgettable entertainment.

★★★★☆ A Thousand Splendid Suns delivers a powerful and emotionally charged performance. Set over three decades of political turmoil in Kabul, the play explores the intertwined lives of Mariam and Laila, two women brought together by circumstance and bound by an unbreakable bond.

★★★★☆ Alan Ayckbourn’s Just Between Ourselves is a darkly comic exploration of domestic dysfunction and emotional manipulation, set in the seemingly mundane world of suburban life. London Classic Theatre’s 25th-anniversary production, directed by Michael Cabot, brings the classic to life at Derby Theatre with a performance that is both hilariously entertaining and deeply unsettling.

★★★★☆ Clueless: The Musical brings a blast of '90s nostalgia to the Trafalgar Theatre in London’s West End. Written by Amy Heckerling and featuring a brand-new original soundtrack by KT Tunstall, this bright and witty adaptation of the iconic 1995 film proves that, even with the West End becoming increasingly saturated with jukebox musicals and movie adaptations, there is always room for more.

★★★★☆ You think you know The Importance of Being Earnest? Think again. Say It Again, Sorry?'s riotous meta-theatrical explosion, …Earnest?, is an uproarious and joyously unpredictable celebration of all things theatrical, silly, and gloriously human.

★★★★☆ "Four legs good, two legs bad." This is the iconic chant from George Orwell's 1945 classic Animal Farm. The animals rebel against...

★★★★☆ Should theatre always be boundary-pushing, or is there value in simply putting a sitcom on stage for easy entertainment?

★★★★☆ Comedy’s favourite musical sisters, Flo & Joan, have struck gold with One Man Musical.

★★★★☆ 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' tour is a masterclass in captivating stagecraft and storytelling.

★★★★☆ Dive into our review of the bold revival of Little Shop of Horrors at The Crucible.

★★★★☆ The dark and captivating tale of 'The Red Shoes', a play based on Hans Christian Anderson's story, at The Swan Theatre.

★★★★☆ Chosen Musical already promises to be a delightful and unique addition to the theatre landscape.

★★★★☆ 'The Sound of Music' at The Alexandra, Birmingham. A youth cast's breathtaking performances will leave you in awe.

★★★★☆ Nottingham Theatre Royal’s ‘Classic Thriller Season’ kicks off with a bang, bringing audiences the hilarious Agatha Christie spoof.

★★★★☆ Explore the authentic struggles of mastering English as a foreign language in the delightful comedy 'English'.

★★★★☆ Indulge in a vibrant and modern take on Shakespeare's 'Love's Labour's Lost' at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.