Imogen Usherwood

Newbury's pantomime is an all-singing, all-dancing show that will keep viewers of all ages smiling and laughing throughout

As this well-oiled West End machine arrives at a fifth venue with a new cast, it remains a clever and spine-chilling piece of theatre

Tiff Stevenson's latest show is a hilarious and well-observed study of navigating life as a woman

This new adaptation is a playful and charming take on a classic story, but its complexity may not be suitable for very young children

This new production proves that Mike Leigh's classic black comedy is still as sharp and devastating as ever

This small-scale production chimes with the spirit of Christmas in the Cratchit house by making the most of everything it has to create plenty of good cheer.

In a sparsely decorated London council flat, a father and son have been keeping secrets. It takes less than an hour for Mamet Leigh's new play to unpack the question of selfhood in the context of immigration.

The Queen musical is not entirely at ease with being brought into the social media age, but is nonetheless an evening of riotous good fun that is sure to delight audience members with even the most limited knowledge of the band's work. Read our critic's review.