Shakespeare

Greenwich Theatre's Romeo and Juliet review: Verona turns hot, bloody and queer

Greenwich Theatre turns Shakespeare's tragedy queer with a hot cast, folk music and a set built for the heatwave.

Argentine director Nicolás Pérez Costa brings dystopian Richard III to London this July

Nicolás Pérez Costa's dystopian Richard III, acclaimed in Madrid, comes to the Cockpit Theatre London from 8 to 11 July. International cast, live percussion, performed in the round

A Midsummer Night's Dream review at Shakespeare's Globe London

Emily Lim turns the Globe into a communal riot of folk music, confetti and audience chaos. Puck falls for someone called Steve, and Bottom becomes a donkey in love with a queen.

Born With Teeth sinks into lust, rivalry and survival

Born With Teeth burns hot in London’s West End, a five-star duel of genius and desire between Shakespeare and Marlowe.