Sky Arts has today launched its nationwide search for the top amateur theatre company, giving the winner a platform on the West End stage.

Theatre 503 continues to punch above its weight, delivering another strong production in Sold, writes Hannah Berry.

A play set on a cold Christmas Eve in New York may face more than its fair share of challenges when performed on a sweltering April evening in London.

I feel like hiding tonight so it’s lucky that I’ve been moved to The Immersive menu at BAC, writes Honour Bayes.

Ella Hickson made her name at the Edinburgh Festival in 2008 with her play Eight, picking up a Fringe First. Her second play transfers to London.

“When people say, ‘She’s got everything’, I’ve got one answer – I haven’t had tomorrow…” Dame Elizabeth Taylor dies aged 79.

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee has a deeply likeable cast but is a musical that never quite takes flight, writes Honour Bayes.

Vivienne Franzmann’s bold new play recently won the Bruntwood Playwriting Competition and The George Devine Award 2010. Amy Stow gives her verdict.

This problematic play is injected with fresh energy and carefully-crafted characters under Ria Parry’s astute direction, writes Amy Stow.

This two-man play demands subtle and touching performances, but are they delivered in this UK premiere? Amy Stow heads up to Hampstead to find out.