With practice seeking to empower individuals to tell their own stories, Nathaniel Hall is a proudly northern writer, director and producer of inspiring, bold, provocative and socially-minded…
Whether you're a contemporary-dance-curious newcomer or a die-hard fan of Maliphant's exquisite vision and choreography, Silent Lines is a beautifully serene though sharply executed performa…
After touring the UK during May, hit drama Custody returns to the Ovalhouse this week. The piece, which explores the impact of police brutality of BAME communities, enjoyed a successful run …
I don't give stars but if I did Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds: The Immersive Experience would get five stars. It is a fantastic night out. It is interesting as a VR and immersive experience…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Polly Findlay's production of Rutherford & Son at the National Theatre starring Roger Allam.
There is much to be gleaned from the subtlety of Country Music but it requires work and attention to seek it out.
Despite a cracking design, White Pearl doesn't convince as an effective play at the Royal Court.
Welcome or not, Donald Trump has made clear his opinions on Brexit. During this week's State Visit, will he make time to check how Brexit preparations are going at the King's Head Theatre? M…
Directors Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell have brought their unique vision to one of the greatest plays of the 20th century by Arthur Miller, seen through the eyes of an African Americ…
The Wardrobe Ensemble's award-winning devised hit Education Education Education is coming to the West End for one month only. We've rounded up highlights from some of the production's rave r…
Sally Cookson's retelling of Peter Pan by JM Barrie will open at new West London venue, Troubadour White City Theatre, on 20 July 2019 and run through to 27 October, with a press performance…
Zoo Co's award-winning Sirens, the creatively captioned and BSL inclusive show giving ancient Greek mythology a modern feminist twist, launches a UK tour this month including dates at London…
American playwright Madeleine George's acclaimed 2009 three-hander Precious Little gets its UK premiere at Brockley Jack Theatre, where it's now running until 15 June 2019. We caught up with…
José is a new musical comedy coming to the city as part of Liverpool Fringe Festival. The second play from Leeds-born playwright Adam Ward, the one-act show, opening at the Pilgrim pub next…
The plot of Country Music may at times be slightly muddled, but the sense of waste and irretrievable loss at its heart comes through powerfully in this excellent revival.
Some properly tasty food makes the Game of Thrones-inspired immersive show Dinner is Coming an entertaining night indeed at The Vaults.
ANNA is such a great little show. It's a curiosity, certainly, and it is worth seeing for the technical bravado alone. But it's also an absolute belter of a thriller too, something which I d…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Kenneth Lonergan's play The Starry Messenger starring Matthew Broderick and Elizabeth McGovern.
Who could have predicted that Kenneth Grahame's genteel Edwardian tale about riverbanks and hot buttered toast would translate so well to Metta Theatre's grime infused retelling? I went in s…
Louise Jameson and Thomas Mahy deliver dynamic performances in this sharply directed production of Philip Ridley's play Vincent River.
Githa Sowerby used her own upbringing as the daughter of a Tyneside glass-making family for her breakthrough play, Rutherford and Son, but whether her father was as cold, insensitive and bul…
In The Starry Messenger writer Kenneth Lonergan has gifted Mark with a dry humour delivered by Matthew Broderick in such a deliciously understated way you can't but admire his comic timing.
We're counting down to the tenth-anniversary return of Exchange Theatre's bi-lingual production of Jean-Paul Sartre's The Flies. What has influenced the set design for Jean-Paul Sartre's pol…
British television star Blake Harrison, best known for playing Neil Sutherland in the BAFTA-winning E4 comedy The Inbetweeners, will join the cast of Waitress as Ogie from 17 June 2019.
Julia Pascal's retelling of the Medea myth in Blueprint Medea situates the story in the contemporary struggle of the Kurdish people for their own homeland.