London Theatre Preview: The West End And Off-West End Shows To Look Out For In March 2026 From Rosamund Pike in Inter Alia to Sadie Sink’s West End debut in Romeo and Juliet, March 2026 is a blockbuster month for London theatre.

March is looking BUSY! What are you seeing this month?

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Review: Evening All Afternoon – Donmar Warehouse, London RATING: **** Erin Kellyman and Anastasia Hille are captivating in Anna Ziegler’s Evening All Afternoon. A raw, 4-star look at grief and step-family conflict. Image: Marc Brenner

REVIEW: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Evening All Afternoon @donmarwarehouse.bsky.social

Anastasia Hille and Erin Kellyman navigate the complexities of step relationships as well as grief and identity in this terrific two-hander

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Review: Mrs President – Charing Cross Theatre, London RATING: *** Keala Settle shines in Mrs President at Charing Cross Theatre. A raw, non-singing turn as Mary Todd Lincoln in a haunting psychological drama. Image: Pamela Raith

REVIEW: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Keala Settle takes on a demanding dramatic role in Mrs President at Charing Cross Theatre. An ambitious but uneven look at Mary Todd Lincoln’s legacy. Read the review here.

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Review: Safe Haven, Arcola Theatre RATING: *** Inside the Whitehall power moves of 1991. Chris Bowers’ Safe Haven at the Arcola Theatre explores British intervention and Kurdish resilience. Image: Ikin Yum

REVIEW: ‘Safe Haven’ at @arcolatheatre.bsky.social offers a diplomat’s-eye view of the 1991 Kurdish crisis. A fascinating insight into Whitehall power moves, though the script plays it a bit too safe.

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Ride The Cyclone – Southwark Playhouse Elephant, London RATING: **** Ride the Cyclone might be born out of a rollercoaster crash, but it is certainly no Big Dipper. Image: Danny Kaan

🎭 REVIEW: RIDE THE CYCLONE ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A sweet, strange, life-affirming musical that spins death into something oddly joyful. Buckle up 🎶

Loved catching the closing weekend at @swkplay.bsky.social #ridethecyclone #musical #londontheatre

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Why It Won’t Be A ‘Dry January’ At The Theatre Avoid the New Year blues with these exciting new shoes opening in London this January.

There's lots to see this month in London and beyond. Check out why January could be one of the best months of the theatrical year!

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