Mesmerising live ink-brush painting can’t cover up a muddled narrative.

Fails to take off.

There’s a bit of magic, a lot of silliness and really well-performed music.

An emotional, inspiring ride across Italy

A powerfully moving story, shining with the very presence of George Takei

Jean Cocteau’s 1928 The Human Voice has had a bit of a renaissance in recent years. During lockdown, Pedro Almodóvar made his first English language movie, a version starring Tilda Swinton. Earlier this year, Ivo van Hove directed Ruth Wilson in a new version at the Pinter Theatre. Back in 1958 and with the approval and assistance of Cocteau, Francis Poulenc turned it into a short opera; La Voix Humaine. Charing Cross Theatre now presents this for five performances only, ...

An exciting revival performed by an incredibly talented cast

An unsuccessful revival of a rarely performed 1963 Tennessee Williams play.

A privilege to embark on the ride of a lifetime with Annie

funny, lively, tongue-in-cheek and hugely entertaining.