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I really enjoyed Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare's Hamlet and I look forward to seeing others in their repertoire in future.
How much will Ibsen's 1892 classic An Enemy of the People resonate in 2019 post-Grenfell, Brexit Britain? How does it play out with younger, politically switched-on protagonists? We caught u…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the Bush Theatre's production of Caryl Phillips' Strange Fruit, the story of a family caught up between two cultures.
"Sharply observed", "electric", and "brilliant drama" - Take a look at what Twitter users are saying about the Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation Bridge Company's productions of The Sandman and …
British plays attempting to criticise America's gun problem often come across as distant and condescending, but American Sarah Kosar shows in Armadillo that as awful as gun culture is, it is…
Exchange Theatre returns with its production of Jean-Paul Sartre's The Flies, running alternately in French and English at The Bunker Theatre for a limited time.
Canadian soprano and OG Cosette, Rebecca CaineÂ
Rebecca Caine may have been in a couple of musicals you've heard of before, but my introduction to her was through Tête à Tête's …
Over 50 years on and the Age of Aquarius is still providing a relevant, controversial (in parts) and " eventually " thunderously entertaining piece of musical theatre in Hair.
David Bintley's choreography for Hobson's Choice adeptly assists the artists to convey the story clearly, concisely, comically and is remarkable in the extreme.
This apt revival of Caryl Phillips' first play, Strange Fruit, stirred up a maelstrom of memories for me, a second generation Caribbean immigrant, growing up in a city on the south coast of …
Citysong at the Soho Theatre is a beautifully written, poetic journey through time and space in Dublin.
Storm Boy is theatre for children and yet it is not children's theatre. As memorable family entertainment it is very hard to beat, with the additional benefit of possibly inspiring follow-up…
It could be said that Bitter Wheat lifts the lid on the exploitation of power in the film industry, but it eaves an unpleasant taste in the mouth. Perhaps that was also part of David Mamet's…
Going to see The Sandman is more than just the chance to see some young superstars in the making. It's a great show, with a powerful message and some gripping acting performances (and a tap …
Insightful, relatable and beautifully performed, let's hope, unlike the eponymous hedgehog, Hedgehog has a long life ahead.
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the UK premiere of Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas' musical Light in the Piazza.
With nary an emoji in sight, Megan Vaughan answers Ten Questions for Ten Years with characteristic frankness.
The critically-acclaimed hit Girl from the North Country, written and directed by Conor McPherson with music and lyrics by Bob Dylan, is to play London's Gielgud Theatre in for a limited sea…
As well as the humour, I was also surprised how emotional I became at the lives of these little puppets on Avenue Q; a brilliant show all-round.
It's is not going to change your life but for a chance to see a national treasure and to wallow away from the pressures of the real world for a couple of hours, Blithe Spirit ticks all the b…
The marvellously swooping score by Adam Guettel for The Light In The Piazza whisks you away from the opening moment and enthrals you in the beauty and magic of this delicate Italian love sto…
Molly Taylor's What was Left looks at what happens when young people are forced to grow up too quickly.
In The Future, Little Bulb has drawn on research from the finest minds in science, mathematics and philosophy to look at the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the impact it could…
Take a look at the creative process of a play about artist Lucas Cranach and events that interrupt the painter's own process with rehearsal images from James Martin Charlton's new play Refor…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for David Mamet's latest play Bitter Wheat starring John Malkovich.
