Drama

The play Hide and Seek explores prejudice, the demands of society, and the intricacies of adolescent life in a moving and thought-provoking manner.

Be ready to be fascinated as the incredibly gifted Billy Crudup makes his debut on the West End stage in a solo production showcasing his extraordinary acting abilities.

Turning the Screw, a compelling drama by Kevin Kelly, explores the complex world of renowned composer Benjamin Britten at the King's Head Theatre.

Hamnet, an amazing theatrical presentation by the Royal Shakespeare Company at The Garrick Theatre London, transports viewers to the fascinating worlds of Agnes Hathaway and William Shakespeare. This original drama explores the love story of two such extraordinary people, their innate bond, and the establishment of a family in the context of their era.

The Time Traveller's Wife, the musical version of Audrey Niffenegger's best-selling book, is a sight to behold, with amazing staging and special effects at the Apollo Theatre. In addition to the main actors giving outstanding performances, the supporting actors assist them with excellent support as their friends.

We are welcomed into the opulent and carefree realm of "Tug" at the Royal Court Theatre as the curtain rises on Rory Mullarkey's Mates in Chelsea. This drama examines the extravagant lifestyles of the London elite, who maintain their power despite their frivolity in a satirical manner. The play is a beautiful and amusing mash-up of humor and wit that will have you in stitches.

At Soho Theatre, Racheal Ofori's comedic play FLIP! criticizes social media culture as best friends Carleen and Crystal devote their identities to fame. The play explores the dark side of social media and its impact on how life is perceived.

The audience settles to watch Michael Kunze and Sylvester Levay's version of Rebecca, Daphne du Maurier's beloved novel at the Charing Cross Theatre. It is exciting to see how the new production would bring the narrative to life after its multiple film versions.

Mongolia’s leading theatre company has come to the UK with their production of The Mongol Khan, hosted at The London Coliseum. This visually stunning production performed in Mongolian with English subtitles captivates the audience with its mesmerizing dance and puppetry performances.