5 h. ago PATRICK MARMION reviews Into the Woods at the Bridge Theatre, London: Subversive, enchanting, Sondheim's fairytale is a real hoot

PATRICK MARMION: The Brothers Grimm will be dancing with glee on top of their Berlin graves.

Society

19 h. ago When We Are Married at Donmar Warehouse: This zesty revival is a joyful rediscovery

The pleasure is in the cast’s performance with Tim Sheader’s version of JB Priestley’s 1938 quietly radical comedy

Events

42 h. ago Christmas Day theatre review: Boldly tackles rising antisemitism

An ambitious new play in which a North London Jewish family comes together and discovers tensions within and without make for a difficult occasion

Politics

44 h. ago Most Favoured review: A brief but provocative Christmas cracker

David Ireland’s new one-act comedy at Soho Theatre stars Lauren Lyle and Alexander Arnold as an odd couple dealing with the morning after a one-night stand

Politics

64 h. ago PATRICK MARMION reviews Indian Ink at Hampstead Theatre, London: Felicity Kendal triumphs in this revived classic from the late Tom Stoppard

It must surely be an emotionally intense experience for her to be starring in the revival of a play by her former partner, Tom Stoppard, who sadly died just last month.

Politics

67 h. ago Indian Ink review: Felicity Kendal adds poignancy to Tom Stoppard play

In the wake of Tom Stoppard’s death this lush adaptation of one of his lesser works is given new charge

Politics

3 d. ago Review: ‘Paranormal Activity’ at the Ambassadors Theatre in London

Review: ‘Paranormal Activity’ at the Ambassadors Theatre in London  Time Out Worldwide

Politics

3 d. ago Paranormal Activity at the Ambassadors Theatre: The scariest show on the West End?

Punchdrunk director Felix Barrett conjures frights aplenty with this stage adaptation of the supernatural film franchise

Politics

3 d. ago Christmas Carol Goes Wrong at the Apollo Theatre review: dynamite gags and expert slapstick

The veteran theatre company’s brash, obvious, knockabout humour is laced with moments of lightning-flash wit and invention

Politics

3 d. ago Top Hat at Queen Elizabeth Hall review: the gossamer charm wears thin quickly

This celebration of a gilded interwar age is sluggish where it should sparkle, the pace slow

Politics

5 d. ago Kenrex review: A true crime, high octane, extraordinary piece of work

Jack Holden gives an exceptional performance playing multiple characters in this true story of a one-man crimewave

Events

6 d. ago Review: Unfortunate at The Lowry is Ursula's filthy story that absolutely didn't make it to Disney

A musical parody based on Ursula the Sea Witch is a camp dream come true - just don't go signing any contracts

Politics

6 d. ago Into the Woods review, Bridge Theatre – Stephen Sondheim revival is a thing of lush and arresting beauty

A lavish production that plays to the musical’s strengths

Events

6 d. ago The Red Shoes review, Sadler’s Wells – Matthew Bourne conjures the impassioned, hothouse world of ballet

This richly realised production packs a wealth of ballet history into deft parodies

Politics

7 d. ago Into the Woods review at Bridge Theatre: Visually spellbinding

Into the Woods review at Bridge Theatre: Visually spellbinding  The Stage

Politics

7 d. ago The Playboy of the Western World: A strong turn from Nicola Coughlan

The Bridgerton star plays a feisty barmaid in this revival of JM Synge’s 1907 comedy that once caused riots

Politics

8 d. ago Daniel’s Husband at Marylebone Theatre: 'The whole thing feels phony'

This drama about the right of unmarried gay men is hampered by a contrived mawkishness

Culture

8 d. ago Daniel’s Husband at Marylebone Theatre: Decent cast, surface gloss — but too much melodrama

Michael McKeever’s about the right of unmarried gay men is hampered by a contrived mawkishness

Events

8 d. ago Review: Cardiff New Theatre's Sleeping Beauty proves one thing about Christmas pantos

Whether you've been before or it's your first time the annual panto in this grand old theatre makes you feel like a cherished Christmas guest

Politics

8 d. ago Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo review: 'Has the itchy feel of a nightmare'

The Young Vic presents a profound and nightmarish drama set on the streets of Baghdad during the Iraq War

Politics