Lyn Gardner brings her insight and passion to highlight the best of West End and fringe theatre, sharing her picks, opinions and commentary.
Interest in The Beatles remains undimmed, and Tom Wright’s Please Please Me (Kiln) offers a sligh...
13 Apr, 2026 | By Lyn Gardner
In the 19th century George Bernard Shaw’s Widowers’ Houses raised awareness about slum landlords ...
9 Apr, 2026 | By Lyn Gardner

It’s a quietish week post-Easter, but Tuesday sees a return of My Uncle is Not Pablo Escobar at B...
6 Apr, 2026 | By Lyn Gardner
Ivo Van Hove’s superb revival of All My Sons with Bryan Cranston has just finished its run in the...
2 Apr, 2026 | By Lyn Gardner
The big opening of the week is One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest at the Old Vic. Ken Kesey’s iconic...
30 Mar, 2026 | By Lyn Gardner
President Trump may not have been appreciative of the halftime Super Bowl performance by Latin ar...
26 Mar, 2026 | By Lyn Gardner

In the Print (King’s Head) is written by Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky, who had a snowball hit wit...
23 Mar, 2026 | By Lyn Gardner