Hot on the heels of the star-studded UK premiere of Edmond, Intra Muros, the latest from multi Moliere Award-winning French playwright Alexis Michalik, is received its UK premiere at London'…
The Ustinov studio concludes its season of premieres from the Americas with a slow-burning gem from Argentina, The Omission of The Family Coleman, Claudio Tolcachir's cult Buenos Aries hit t…
The Trials of Oscar Wilde, co-written by John O'Connor and Oscar Wilde's grandson Merlin Holland, is based on court transcripts from the two trials, and charts Wilde's rapid downfall.
This year's Olivier Awards winners certainly highlighted the wonderful diversity in theatre this year " now can we please broadcast the full ceremony?
Metatheatre rules okay in Kieran Hurley's account of ethical tangles in his Edinburgh tale of two cities in Mouthpiece at the Soho Theatre.
Despite Wolfie at Theatre503 being the first play from Ross Willis and certainly not a flawless one, it demonstrates a laudable ambition and sense of scale.
New production about a couple on the run, holed up in a squat on a northern estate, Starved, the latest show from Faded Ink Productions, premieres at the Bread and Roses Theatre later this m…
Even if you weren't a card-carrying Labour Party member, you'd be hard put not to come away from Tony's Last Tape at the Omnibus Theatre with the light of idealism burning a little bit brigh…
Caryl Churchill's superb Top Girls receives a luxurious but clear-sighted production from Lyndsey Turner at the National Theatre.
Casting Antony Sher as a white, South African, Shakespearean actor in John Kani's ferocious, funny and emotive new play Kunene & the King couldn't be more perfect " for all the obvious r…
Come From Away, Company and The Inheritance led the way with four awards each at the Olivier Awards 2019 with Mastercard, announced at a ceremony tonight (Sunday 7 April) at London's Royal A…
Killymuck, looking at life for a Northern Irish working-class woman living amongst the Troubles, isn't just a moving portrayal of the past but a worrying reminder of how little has changed f…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Lyndsey Turner's revival of Caryl Churchill's play Top Girls.
Andy Barrett's play Tony's Last Tape is a sympathetic and respectful portrayal of a man who went into politics for the right reasons and who never wavered from his convictions.
Club Tropicana will bring a big smile to your face, give you the feel-good-factor and make you feel young once again. Its not an award worthy musical but is certainly good fun and like a sum…
Cry Havoc tackles a powerfully emotive subject and with James El-Sharawy and Marc Antolin, Pamela Schermann's production finds a compelling pair of lead performances.
This musical adaptation of the 2006 film Little Miss Sunshine is playing at the Arcola Theatre before embarking on a UK tour.
Christof Loy directs this production of Verdi's opera La Forza Del Destino, running at the Royal Opera House until 22 April 2019. Is it the 'biggest event of the operatic season'? Love Londo…
Estelle Savasta's story of motherhood, unconditional love and the refugees' perilous journey in Going Through is elevated and mythologised, brought dreamily to life in a highly visual and en…
This role was famously played by the inimitable Alison Steadman in the original, and whilst these are gold heels which are impossible to fill, Jodie Prenger is excellent as Beverly.
Multiple guest actors will play the role of Daddy Brubeck in Josie Rourke's production of Sweet Charity at the Donmar Warehouse including Shaq Taylor, Adrian Lester, Le Gateau Chocolat, Beve…
My first time getting Shit-faced…Shit-faced Showtime's Oliver with a Twist is raucous if unfocused affair at the Leicester Square Theatre.
Following sell-out runs at the Brighton and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals, Heroes, a coming-of-age tale set in the 1970s, comes to the Drayton Arms Theatre this month. The play, written by Bebe…
The London Fringe has been diligent in ploughing back catalogue after back catalogue for 'forgotten' musicals, and Maggie May has not been seen in London for 55 years.
As director David Gilmore prepares to stage St John Ervine's Jane Clegg at Finborough Theatre, he tells us about its "handling of a red-hot issue" and why it's perfect for the acclaimed Lond…