Joining the previously announced Emilia Clarke to complete the cast of Jamie Lloyd Company's The Seagull are Danny Ashok, Robert Glenister, Tom Rhys Harries, Daniel Monks, Tamzin Outhwaite, …
Meet Red Peter, the character at the heart of the award-nominated Camden Fringe Festival hit, which returns to London for a March run at the VAULT Festival. Time to book your tickets!
The perils of midweek drinking writ large " After(s) examines what it means to be in your mid-twenties today at the White Bear Theatre in Kennington.
Playwright Beverly Andrews tells us about how she discovered the plight of Native American servicemen, her own Native American ancestry and why she's excited about staging her play, Annawon'…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the revival of Samuel Beckett's play starring Daniel Radcliffe and Alan Cumming.
You'll lose your head over Six The Musical, which is bringing a new audience to the Festival Theatre just a week ahead of the show's Broadway debut.
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
I loved precisely Persona's sense of oddness, it's sense of non-Englishness, Krige's subtlety and wonder, Mngcwengi's unspoken defiance and calmness.
How scary is it to tussle with a gun-toting American immigration officer? Check out this arresting new trailer for The Special Relationship, HassanAbdulrazzak's new play about transatlantic …
Casting has been announced for the much-anticipated Old Red Lion Triptych, which is headlined by the first revival of Simon Stephens' 2017 one-act play Nuclear War. Time to get booking!
The Misadventures of David and Sam proves a good-natured and light-hearted piece of fun family theatre at the VAULT Festival.
Much is to be taken from the strangeness of the settings and fine characterful performances in Endgame and Rough For Theatre II which should please Beckett fans and providing plenty of thoug…
Through movement, moments of perfect clowning, and almost-unending feasting, the Drop Dead Gorgeous ensemble transpose the female experience and made it a tangible thing that you feel you co…
The RSC's winter season features a musical version of The Magician's Elephant & an epic Wars of the Roses staging.
Holes feels fresh while still following closely visually and narratively to the film, it carried with it the same 90s charm.
In our continuing series, our editor Lisa Martland picks out some of her Top Picks from the last week of theatre (to 2 February 2020), ranging from Ian Foster's praise of the Orange Tree The…
Gut-kicking physical performance with humour, poetry and the horrors of being a child soldier, Far Gone comes to the VAULT Festival later this spring. Book your tickets now!
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Chris Bush's gender swapped Faustus: That Damned Woman.
What do you get if you bring together an award-winning YA novel, an inventive beatbox soundtrack, six courageous kids and the producing powerhouse behind 2019's sell-out production of Nought…
New touring play The Gift from Eclipse is a wonderfully complex and emotionally powerful account of race and Empire.
Who's who in Pipeline Theatre's new post-Brexit staging of Drip Drip Drip? The taboo-busting play shines a light on the NHS' dependence on immigrants. Check out full bios and rehearsal photo…
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
Michael Melski's Canadian hit play Hockey Mom, Hockey Dad gets its European premiere in a new production directed by Proud Haddock's Jimmy Walters. It has a limited four-week limited season …
The evocative music synergises well with the poetic narration in Persona and adds emphasis to important plot points, while also giving a sense of pressure and entrapment.
For the Sake of Argument at Bridewell Theatre is certainly a thought-provoking production with bags of potential.