Written and directed by Alex Milne, all-female comedy about identity MEGA will play a short season at the Tristan Bates Theatre this month. Time to book your tickets!
Written by Anthony Neilson " himself a theatrical bête noire in terms of his fearless probing at the underbelly of sexuality " and directed by Imogen Beech, The Censor is as much a 'battl…
Cameron Mackintosh has announced that in honour of Stephen Sondheim's 90th birthday in March 2020, the Queen's Theatre will be renamed the Sondheim Theatre, making him the only living artist…
Celie's journey from despair to belief, love and hope is, in T'Shan Williams' hands, a believable and rewarding experience in The Color Purple.
If you want to laugh or cry at the state of our politics, imagine how confusing it must be for children. Gone to the Dogs Productions' mission is to help educate the younger generation about…
Ibsen's 1892 classic An Enemy of the People comes crashing into the 21st century with this new London-set version, written and directed by Jolley Gosnold, which officially opens tonight (5 J…
Jeremy Herrin directs this revival of Michael Frayn's comedy Noises Off at the Lyric Hammersmith. Here's what the critics have been saying about it…
Koko Brown and Sapphire Joy women steer this ship in such a brilliant and raw direction that it is only natural that the audience is nodding along and audibly agreeing with them throughout G…
LLLC's Emma Clarendon chatted to Feargus Woods Dunlop and Heather Westwell about bringing Anthony Horowitz's story The Falcon's Malteser to the stage.
Michael Longhurst's terrific, visceral debut production of David Greig's Europe at the Donmar Warehouse packs a fierce climactic punch.
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, on Saturday 20 July 2019, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock returns to The Vaults for New Old Friends' acclaimed adaptation of Anthony Horowitz'…
"To be completely honest " it was a total gamble!" Studio 3 Arts Artistic Director Liza Vallance is completely honest about launching East London fringe festival Clout! last year. But it was…
In The End of History Thorne shuffles various perspectives within the family, examining their different experiences of the same events from multiple angles, and while these differences drive…
A truly spectacular spectacular, Moulin Rouge burns through the budget of a hundred musicals, all in the quest for extravagant entertainment.
Theatres, arts organisations and industry professionals across the UK have been celebrating the wide range of offstage theatre careers available for young people, as part of #InspiringFuture…
Written by Tuyen Do and directed by Kristine Landon-Smith, Summer Rolls focuses on an 'invisible' demographic " the Anglo-Vietnamese.
There may be a whiff of sensationalised cliché to this world premiere of Bitter Wheat, but no matter. Mamet's subject is timely and relevant and Malkovich's performance is electrifying.
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the world premiere of Rupert Goold's production of The Hunt at the Almeida Theatre.
The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole Aged 13¾ The Musical is the result of Jake Brunger and Pippa Cleary badgering the late Sue Townsend to be allowed to do it, and with poppy tunes and a high…
The 'technical difficulties' that unexpectedly halted the opening night of Noises Off at the Lyric Hammersmith brought the house down. They couldn't have been funnier than if they'd been pla…
I am gradually amassing quite a pile of books about writing plays. Collecting and reading them is probably a displacement/procrastination activity. One of these days I really am (or so I kee…
"The encounter between the powerful and the powerless, and being faced with having to do all sorts of things in order to survive " this is universal." Playwright James Martin Charlton tells …
Pure escapist fun, new Broadway musical Beetlejuice runs high on daffy hilarity with an irresistible undercurrent of snarky wickedness.
Social media queen Rebecca Felgate puts down her gin-in-a-tin for long enough to answer some questions about the world of theatre.
Taggart writer Glenn Chandler's latest stage play is inspired by the incredible true story of the Hitler Youth 'spyclists' in England. It premieres at next month's Edinburgh Fringe after pre…