John Osborne's 1956 classic Look Back in Anger gets a rare fringe revival at the 50-seat White Bear Theatre in Kennington, south London. The Big Boots Theatre Company production runs from 25…
There is fine work from Jodie McNee as Johanna Faustus in Faustus: That Damned Woman but the piece is overshadowed by a disappointing structure that sidelines real, factual female achievemen…
Katherine Parkinson and Kayla Meikle have been cast in the world premiere of Shoe Lady written by E.V. Crowe and directed by Royal Court artistic director Vicky Featherstone.
"Refreshing," "talented" and "fabulous - take a look at what critics have been saying about Harry Darell's new play about a journalist who discovers the devastating impact of her words For t…
Full cast and creatives have been announced for Alces Productions' new production of Mary Rodgers' rarely seen, 1959 Broadway fairy-tale musical comedy Once Upon a Mattress. Tickets are now …
A new production of Emma Rice's critically acclaimed musical adaptation of Enid Blyton's Malory Towers, originally created with Wise Children, is set for a national tour, concluding at the S…
Hampstead Theatre has announced its spring/summer 2020 programme, Hampstead Classics, celebrating 60 years of original theatre.
Love London Love Culture rounds up the critics thoughts on John Kani's play, Kunene & The King.
Push is a one-woman show centred on one woman's story, and its sense of universality will be welcome to those who experience the pressure to have, or not have, children.
Given the current state of the country, the battle of wits and words, vs the search for real connection with those who disagree with us, For the Sake of Argument is very topical.
Sold is an extremely powerful piece of theatre, with fantastic direction from Euton Daley and a tour de force performance from Amantha Edmead.
Dr Korczak's Example is a profoundly a powerful and moving play and a very poignant reminder to many who suffered under the clutches of Nazi persecution.
Santi & Naz is a powerful piece of writing. It is emotional, animated and moving, and this production is certainly a gem at Vault Festival 2020.
Excellent revival of Lucy Prebble's disturbing debut play The Sugar Syndrome about loneliness, the internet and illegal desire.
If a piercing performance of the mind is something you are after, you will not be disappointed with VOiD at the Vault Festival, London.
Find out what critics made of this stage adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's 1966 film, Persona, officially reopening the Riverside Studios.
Full Disclosure has created an ensemble piece in Body Talk that weaves the characters' lives together with the sensitivity and playfulness that these subjects require.
Meet the new odd couple on the block, Laquaya and Elyot (performers Nina Barker-Francis and Timothy O'Hara) with rehearsal pictures from Essence, which premieres at VAULT Festival next month…
The ability of the cast members to effortlessly flow from one character to another is impressive in Jane Eyre.
Sheffield Theatres scooped two awards in The Stage Awards 2020: Regional Theatre of the Year and Achievement in Technical Theatre.
There are no superfluous gimmicks in The Glass Will Shatter, this is a piece where all the creative elements come together to amplify the whole.
As the Brexit debate continues to rage on, Harry Darell's timely new play For The Sake of Argument considers the ways in which language can be used for both better and worse,
Hiran Abeysekera will return in the lead role of Pi when the celebrated five-star Sheffield Theatres production of Life of Pi transfers to London this summer.
Theatre Royal Bath has announced the appointment of internationally acclaimed and multi-award-winning theatre and opera director Deborah Warner as the new artistic director of the Ustinov…
Here's Love London Love Culture's monthly guide to some of the best shows opening in February 2020.