The Prince Of Egypt, the brand-new musical that officially opens this week at London's Dominion Theatre, has added seven extra weeks to its limited engagement with 100,000 new tickets now on…
Acclaimed theatre companies Snatchback and Joyous Gard join forces this spring to stage Lizzie Milton's latest play that explores what it means to be a Heroine. Book your tickets now!
Despite its absurdist style, Pass Over is a political play whose message is indisputable. The evening is a powerful mixture of male camaraderie, brutality and almost casual defiance.
While audiences may find The Pirate Queen too repetitive to work as a fully realised production, it provides an evening of outstanding vocal talent and swashbuckling storytelling.
The psychology of Blithe Spirit snaps convincingly into place in Richard Eyre's production while at the same time it fully utilises every opportunity to make the audience laugh.
I go and see The Extraordinary Time-Travelling Adventures of Baron Munchausen at the VAULT Festival and end up playing a tree with killer leaves.
It doesn't matter if you've never seen Ben Elton's TV comedy series Upstart Crow (I hadn't) as the stage play is a stand-alone piece
In our continuing series, editor Lisa Martland picks out some of her Top Picks from the last week of theatre (to 23 February 2020), including Aleks Sierz's thoughts on the Bridge Theatre's t…
The producers of the UK premiere of Joe Iconis' Be More Chill which premiered last week have announced a six-week extension to 14 June 2020, making it the longest running musical at London's…
Clever and entertaining, Elton John It's A Little Bit Funny is a musically brilliant tribute to one of our greatest showmen.
In Paul Minx's play The Dog Walker (which is directed by Harry Burton) we meet two individuals who despite initial appearances, have deep-seated issues that manifest as 'quirky' behaviour.
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the new dance production Message in a Bottle featuring the music of Sting and choreography by Kate Prince.
A treat for true crime and thriller lovers, Wax, the latest play from Michael Punter, examines the life and mind of infamous serial killer John George Haigh. The tense drama about the only m…
French writer-director Juliette Quenin launches new production company Five Minutes Before the Miracle with the premiere of her play Little Wing at Brockley Jack Theatre in April. In the fir…
The quick-witted comedy you expect from Ben Elton which is seen in the BBC series runs throughout this incredibly funny stage production of Upstart Crow.
Welsh dress, waterproofs and wigs - take a look at what to expect from the acclaimed character comedy of Ryan Lane Will Be There Now In A Minute, which comes to Vault Festival later this wee…
Based on Simon Callow's English translation, this version of La Cage aux Folles stays true to the original French text. Callow's edits and new dialogue has given us a fresh interpretation wh…
Too young to have seen Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em during its heyday of the 1970s, Guy Unsworth is nevertheless a huge fan of Raymond Allen's classic TV sitcom and has given it a new lease of h…
A compelling & human story brought vividly to life by a company that pulses with energy " Sting's music and Kate Prince's choreography are a marriage made in dance heaven in Message in a…
With an infectious soundtrack, bags of energy and a brilliant cast, this is a unique and entertaining production. It's easy to see why Be More Chill is a fan favourite and long may it last.
If the intimate play A Number feels a bit lost in the vast space of the Bridge, the performances are big enough to give it the required punch.
This is certainly something different to the majority of the festival's shows: rather than a traditional show, it is a scavenger hunt/immersive promenade show, put on by established company …
It's great to see how Netflix and Chill has grown and the important message that now comes through loud and clear about male mental health and the responsibility we all have to encourage fra…
We're counting down to the return of the hugely popular stage version of classic 1970s British sitcom Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, starring Joe Pasquale as Frank Spencer. Want a hit of jolly no…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the stage adaptation of Ben Elton's comedy Upstart Crow.