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Written and performed by Apphia Campbell, Woke connects the experiences of the civil rights movement in the 1960s-70s with events of the present day.
How did a chance meeting on a plane lead to a new production about a female astronaut writing to her daughter from space? Director Karena Johnson tells us about the inspiration behind Chasin…
The relaxed vibe of Exceptional Promise that encourages audience reaction is hugely refreshing, especially as the topic is one that unites people against a common evil.
What reasons might there be for a perfectly sane and strong woman to take her children's lives? That's the question, that grew out of studying Medea, that sparked Fall Prettier, the glittery…
Three new cast members have joined the Waitress diner at the Adelphi Theatre to form the second West End cast.
Director Jessica Wilson chatted to Emma Clarendon about Passenger, playing as part of the Greenwich and Docklands International Festival from 21 June 2019.
A Right Royale Tea from BoRo Live Experiences is a fun and frothy show aimed mostly at the grey pound and those looking to expand on their afternoon team experiences.
With just one week to go, I thought it would be the perfect time to put together my Top Ten Tips for attending West End Live and I hope it helps.
Kill Climate Deniers is a crazy show that's surprisingly considered, as well as cathartic, raising big points and big laughs " a vital part of the climate conversation.
Citysong contemplates the timeless cycle of life by following three generations of a family on one important day.
Amidst editor Lisa Martland's seven Top Picks from the last week of theatre are Libby Purves' description of her blissful time at Nicholas Hytner's immersive production of A Midsummer Night'…
Jean-Paul Sartre wrote 1943's The Flies while living in Nazi-occupied Paris. Exchange Theatre, dedicated to bringing French theatre to British audiences, has given it a modern, multimedia po…
ZooCo's Sirens are ready to raise their voices at Greenwich Theatre this week, challenging long-held myths and rewriting history. Leave your gender expectations at the door and check out our…
Samuel Adamson's take on A Doll's House is an ambitious play, sometimes overly so, which delivers fascinating moments but has a tendency to fall short.
Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer-Prize-winning drama Sweat vigorously massages the wounded heart of rustbelt America.
How many Shit-faced shows have you seen? 2019 marks the biggest-ever Shit-faced season at their London home base at Leicester Square Theatre. This week, Shit-faced Shakespeare: Hamlet follow…
So by all means let's go on running relaxed performances for people who need them but at the same time we shouldn't lose sight of the need to promote co-operative, compliant, appropriate beh…
"Hedgehog is exquisitely written, viscerally performed, and splendidly staged." Critics and audience have fallen for BoxLess Theatre's coming-of-age tale and its central character Manda. Fin…
Tickets go on sale today for a strictly limited season of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Sunday in the Park with George starring Academy Award nominee Jake Gyllenhaal and Tony Award win…
Actor Riad Richie chatted to Emma Clarendon about starring in Shakespeare in the Squares' production of A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Actor/singer/writer/dad Nadim Naaman takes a moment to answer 10 Questions for 10 Years most thoughtfully indeed.
In his premiere London concert, Ben Platt performed his Sing To Me Instead tour to thunderous applause and proved that sublime vocal skill and authentic connection are the perfect combinatio…
The Shitfaced-Shakespeare® crew are finally ready to tackle the greatest dramatic work ever committed to the page in the English language: Hamlet. The latest in their internationally succ…
There are momentary gasps and occasional laughs in The Starry Messenger but ultimately this is a stretched out evening at the theatre, albeit one with a starry cast.
The eccentric inventiveness of what Little Bulb has done is thoroughly entertaining.
Little Bulb Theatre: The Future, Battersea Arts Centre 2019. Photo: Adam Trigg
I loved Little Bul…
