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Threads celebrates the ties that bind communities
"The greatest British play of the century" is returning to London this April
What's in a name? Powerful Irish play comes to east London theatre
'Classic' play set in shadow of 1980s AIDs crisis to come to north London
Touching family drama to arrive in Hackney later this month
New play Safe Haven to premiere at Hackney’s Arcola Theatre in January 2026
Cinderella getting ready to outwit the Ugly Sisters and her Stepmother
Play about kidnapped teenagers coming to Hackney theatre this autumn
New CEO announced for Hackney Empire
All the plays - and the panto - in theatre's autumn line-up
Stars of Hackney Empire's 2025 Christmas panto announced
Leading Shoreditch arts venue appoints new chair
Boss of north London theatre stepping down after 12 years
Theatre stages wartime romance for VE Day
Hit film 'Shakespeare in Love' to be staged in Hackney
Hackney musicians to perform in new Romeo and Juliet production
Theatre that began in disused warehouse to get permanent home
In The NBHD back with four days of free family fun and entertainment
'It feels like a dream': Hackney woman crowned UK's biggest Disney fan
Idris Elba supports young people's theatre project on Hackney 'home ground'
Working men's club revives its panto after 45 years
'Everyone is competing for power' - Hackney Empire's panto reflects politics
One hundred young people to perform on Hackney Empire main stage
Marie Lloyd: Queen of Music Hall celebrated 100 years on
Theatre: Rose, a devastating tour de force by Maureen Lipman ****
Review: The Clinic, faultless acting in satirical family thriller ****
Siegfried: 'An epic of loneliness and self-doubt'
The Camden fringe is back with 250 shows throughout August
Imagining a future: award-winning theatre project Lookout comes to Hackney
Patriots: Compelling battle for the soul of Russia
The Dance of Death: Classy portrait of a tormented marriage that doesn't quite land
Rainer: 'breakneck life of a London bike delivery rider'
Tony! The Tony Blair Rock Opera: delightful madcap entertainment
The Haunting of Susan A: shocking spooky tale could do without the theatrics
We Started To Sing: 'raw honesty in personal family ode'
The Burnt City: stunning but elusive take on Trojan War
'Daddy': 'Bold but thinly developed melodrama of sex, race and art'
To Kill A Mockingbird: Aaron Sorkin breathes vital new life into a classic ****
Hackney drama and film school celebrates 21 years with 'incredible' showcase
When excess becomes disturbing: Bourgeois & Maurice are Pleasure Seekers
Nina Conti's The Dating Show: 'a crazed woman and a monkey trying to fix people up'
Hackney community theatre promises laughs and discounts for locals
Hackney Empire gives audiences a chance to give back this Easter
‘More the equivalent of Pussy Riot’: Rachel Parris on Austentatious
Hackney Empire: still beautiful after 120 years
Circus strong lady explores power and weakness
Jack and The Beanstalk: 'A fun family panto that ticks all the boxes'
Visual theatre festival to return to Shoreditch in 2022
North London arts venues awarded Covid recovery grants
Best Christmas shows to book in North London
Panto stars take the helm of The Empire's annual spectacular
Broken Lad: Arcola Outside
Hoxton Hall searches for its next Hackney panto prince
Coming out tale 'could help Black gay boys to accept themselves'