In light of the most recent government advice due to COVID-19, The Original Theatre Company's production of Alan Bennett's The Habit of Art, which was due to open at Devonshire Park Theatre,…
This year's Olivier Awards with Mastercard, which were due to place on 5 April 2020 at the Royal Albert Hall, have been cancelled.
My Theatre Mates have been collecting official announcements of theatre closures up and down the country in the Twitter thread below and will continue to add updates as they come in.
In light of the continued coronavirus emergency and advice from Prime Minister Boris Johnson that people should avoid "pubs, clubs, theatres and other such social venues" during the pandemic…
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
With all government-advised precautions in place, the Actors Centre continues its preparations for this month's strictly limited premiere run of Cliffordkuju Henry's powerful new play In Sea…
Olly Dobson is amazing in Back to the Future. He sounds, looks and even has the mannerisms of Marty, the portrayal is so well done I don't think anyone else could have done a better job.
Amongst the rising tide of news about closures due to the coronavirus pandemic, London's Finborough Theatre has postponed two of its forthcoming fortieth-anniversary-year productions, which …
We round up the reviews for Mike Bartlett's play Love Love Love, running at the Lyric Hammersmith until 4 April 2020.
Crongton Knights is a completely unique performance in both the storyline and the atmospheric use of sound.
This triptych of plays " Nuclear War, Buried and Graceland " is a highly enjoyable and challenging evening for its audience, provoking emotion and thought through nuanced and skilled perform…
Shoe Lady at the Royal Court is not the most involving play in the world, but it does have an evocative resonance.
Once Upon A Mattress is a lively and vibrant musical based on Hans Christian Andersen's famous Princess and the Pea.
A fascinating historical curio, Sasha Regan's production Peace In Our Time is also a fine piece of speculative drama, imbued with Coward's gift for eloquence and waspishness.
Producers have announced that the London premiere of Christopher Durang's Tony Award-winning Best Play comedy Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, due to start previews at Charing Cross Thea…
The reviews are in for the world premiere of this new musical based on the hit film Back to the Future.
Newbury-based circus company Cirque Berserk! appears at Edinburgh's Festival Theatre as part of its 2020 tour. The company brands itself as 'Real Circus made for Theatre' and it does exactly…
Religion meets evolution in Andrew Corbet Burcher's new comedy Going Ape!, which makes the Union Theatre its Garden of Eden next month. Time to book your tickets!
This adaptation of Helen Forrester's By The Waters of Liverpool by Rob Fennah gives its audience a complete picture of Forrester's life.
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for E.V.Crowe's new play Shoe Lady, playing for a strictly limited three-week run at the Royal Court Theatre.
You can feel the tension in Irene Gomez-Emilsson's rehearsal room images for The Ballerina. That's only right, as the drama tells the story of a brutal interrogation. Take a look then book y…
The script for Lipstick is funnier and warmer than the ponderous pace of this otherwise slick production quite allows it to be.
Slugs, fruit flies, sheep and rifles; quite an unusual collection, but one that comes together in Andy Walker's tale of a former paratrooper preparing for fatherhood, Delivery. Take a look, …
Gerald Moon's 1983 comedy-thriller, Corpse!, is a typical example of a style of writing about murder that is entertaining in its plotting, but offers little else of dramatic pleasure.
"Unsettlingly well-observed" exploration into the greyer areas of sexual harassment, Thomas Holloway's drama #MR.SIMONSAID will stage a London run at Tristan Bates Theatre next month. Book y…