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The Son is akin to a beautifully composed piece of music. A perfect balance of light and shade with an inevitable surge to a heart thumping climax.
The West End production of Sue Townsend's The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole aged 13¾ " The Musical at the Ambassadors Theatre will closer two weeks earlier than originally planned, on 28 Se…
Brilliantly bolstered and boosted, Stanton Welch's new Sylvia enlivens and enhances the 1876 original for an evening of pure theatrical enchantment.
Otherworldly entities interfere with the life of a successful Chinese businessman in Trial of Love, the new production from company Hidden Viewz, which comes to the Bread & Roses Theatre…
The writer and performer Jeanette Bayardelle chatted to Emma Clarendon about bringing her musical Shida to London.
Bleakly comic, psychological thriller Mites, which tells the story of a vulnerable woman, a pest controller and a talkative feline, will receive its world premiere at London's Tristan Bates …
Yes, The Book of Mormon is offensive with its liberal use of the swear words and the poking fun at religion, Aids and poverty is probably not for the easily offended. But it's incredibly fun…
Chichester Festival Theatre's production of Shakespeare's famous tragedy Macbeth, led by John Simm and Dervla Kirwan as the corrupted couple, marks a homecoming for director Paul Miller.
The Menier Chocolate Factory has announced a major revival of Sandy Wilson's The Boy Friend, running at the theatre from 22 November 2019 until 7 March 2020 (press night is 3 December), dire…
The demon is waiting... Is the scariest movie of all time even scarier live onstage? Take a look at these two trailers of The Exorcist for a hint, but you'll have to be brave enough to buy a…
With a little bit of work, James Corley's new play World's End could be excellent, but in its current manifestation, something has missed the mark.
Female liberation, the American Dream, US playwrights, hopelessness, self-betterment and more - Lone Star Diner playwright Cameron Corcoran covers a lot of ground as he tells us about his ne…
The Entertainer is an interesting state-of-the-nation play, and although a period piece, it's undeniably a prescient time to revive it.
Promising 'a decadent and astonishing blend of sensational acrobatics, soaring aerial trapeze, operatic cabaret and tongue in cheek burlesque', Rouge transfers to London straight off the bac…
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' play Appropriate is a brilliantly acute and entertaining, if a bit depressing, deconstruction of the great American family drama.
Mary Shelley, who thought up Frankenstein when she was just 18 years old, will appear on stage alongside her famous creation in a new adaptation of her novel coming to the Belgrade Theatre t…
Phoebe Waller-Bridge's play Fleabag that inspired the hit television series is making its West End debut at the Wyndham's Theatre for a limited season. Love London Love Culture rounds up the…
Are you counting down the minutes? Mischief Theatre's long-running hits The Play That Goes Wrong and The Comedy About a Bank Robbery will be soon be joined in the West End by three brand-new…
Best of the Blogs: The Mates give their verdicts on Appropriate, The Doctor, Cabaret & more.
in Thriller Live we are lucky enough to have, in the West End, a show that celebrates Michael Jackson's work through amazing vocals, slick choreography, the best dance crew of the West End, …
Penelope Skinner's 2010 "modern urban fairytale" Eigengrau is revived at London's Waterloo East Theatre this month. CentreStage's Chloe Fry caught up with director Georgie Staight about why …
Did you know that John Pielmeier, who has adapted The Exorcist for the stage, is also the award-winning writer of Broadway hit play and Jane Fonda-led Hollywood film Agnes of God? As The Ex…
Two of Britain's hottest young actors, Sope Dirisu and Natey Jones, will joining Wendell Pierce and Sharon D Clarke in the West End transfer of the highly acclaimed, sold-out Young Vic produ…
Part gay, coming-of-age love story and part historical snapshot, James Corley's debut play World's End is a detailed character study but one that isn't quite sure what it wants to say.
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A programme, and the second in a monthly Mischief Theatre series, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock talks to the cast and creatives for brand-new show Gro…
