Fiona Mountford

This Father's Day, one writer writes about the love and loss of her own Dad, and what she's learned in the decade without him

From the writer and director behind hit podcast My Dad Wrote a Porno, this meet un-cute between two 30-somethings is based on a real-life dating horror story

Rachel Zegler sings the musical's biggest number on a balcony outside the theatre - much to the irritation of some paying theatre-goers

Theres a hoo-ha afoot in the normally jazz-hands world of musical theatre. This summers big new production of the Andrew Lloyd Webber classic

It's been 25 years since the premiere of this final play from Sarah Kane, who took her own life the year before it premiered

I would recommend that you go quite some distance to avoid this

Ruth Wilson is scintillating in Eugene O'Neill's brilliant but gruelling last play

Seven years ago, an unknown young director called Lynette Linton made her name overnight at the Donmar Warehouse with a blistering production of Sweat, a work by double Pulitzer Prize-winning American playwright Lynn Nottage.

I have never seen an Evita as exciting as this one from the Snow White star

After her hit adaptation of the Jilly Cooper novel, Laura Wade turns her attention to a Somerset Maugham play