17,555 stories from mytheatremates.com
Hilariously insightful, touchingly funny, tunefully sharp and filthily charming, Avenue Q is the street where you laugh.
How many of us can say we've inspired some branded condoms?! Find out more as playwright Tom Wells becomes the first person to answer 10 questions for 10 years.
Wife at the Kiln Theatre is a decade-hopping epic about marriage and sexual identity which joyfully celebrates the art of theatre.
Garry is a play that deserves to be staged again, and to be considered part of the canon of gay plays. Its homophobia and self-repression are a hard watch and could certainly be triggering f…
J'ouvert, a debut play from Yasmin Joseph and the directorial debut of Rebekah Murrell, is an ambitious play, encompassing the spirit, commercialism and epic Notting Hill Carnival.
Raw and passionate throughout, Custody is an extraordinary piece of drama that brings into sharp focus just how far attitudes have yet to undergo change in Britain in terms of racism and bru…
Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon chatted to actor Tom Lorcan about bringing The Sweet Science of Bruising to Wilton's Music Hall.
A cuddly lobster, shadow puppets, stars, glitter - they're all here in the production images of Sycorax Collective's hit one-woman show Blue. Take a look, then book your tickets!
The Royal Exchange's latest offering is an adaptation of Harold Brighouse's 1916 play Hobson's Choice, with the action updated from Victorian-era Salford to Ancoats in the 1980s.
Following a sell-out priority booking period, the West End production of Dear Evan Hansen has announced a second additional ticket release will take place at 10am on 10 June 2019.
The Royal Ballet is wrapping its summer season up with a trio of delightful works by three of the greatest choreographers: The Firebird / A Month in the Country / Symphony in C at the Royal …
The highly acclaimed, sold-out Young Vic production of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman will transfer to the Piccadilly Theatre from 24 October 2019 to 4 January 2020, with a press night …
Warm and delightfully nostalgic, The Wardrobe Ensemble's comedy effectively reveals just how issues in education have evolved and changed since 1997.
Questionable food choices, a doorway being blocked, a man in a wig - Darren Bell's production images for Flat Out positively scream 'farce' at you... which is lucky considering that's exactl…
In her female-led, debut play J'ouvert, taking place over a day at Notting Hill Carnival, Yasmin Joseph pays homage to the people, young and old, that make up the event's vibrant landscape a…
Food writer and journalist Nigel Slater tells us about seeing his memoirs brought vividly to life on stage in Toast, bringing food into the theatre and the surprising impact his story has ha…
How did a short story by ETA Hoffman get transplanted to South London to create a chilling new musical? Co-creators Harry Blake and Jennifer Fletcher tells us all about The Sandman, the prod…
"A delightful, zany celebration of all things Thrones" - Audiences have been more excited than a Dothraki horde riding into battle about Game of Thrones-inspired theatrical dining experience…
Sarah Kosar's new play Armadillo at the Yard Theatre, about guns and power, is an edge-of-your seat experience which is both frightening and troubling.
Lunatic 19s - A Deportational Road Trip, the new play from young American playwright Tegan McLeod will have its world premiere at Finborough Theatre next month. Time to book your tickets!
Conflicts between this updated production and the original script are a distraction, but despite this and because of such a talented cast performing Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie, …
Overall, The Lost Love Speakeasy is a sophisticated, lively and hugely enjoyable experience featuring great live music and a menu that that excites the tastebuds. Well worth a visit.
Sherlock Holmes is returning home to Baker Street to solve a new theatrical case this summer… in an unconventional Off-West End venue. Time to get booking, sleuths! Take Note Theatre prese…
There may not be a clipboard in sight (they're out of shot), but with giant A-boards, dosiers of juicy delights and many a panicked phone call, these images of new comedy Cuttings give a gre…
However light its frame, ultimately Education, Education, Education has serious points to make about the short-termist approaches to education funding used cynically as a political tool to w…
