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Tom Coash's play is inspired by his time living in Egypt and learning of how a gay man had been arrested and tortured by police.
Based on award-winning novel by Max Porter, Grief is the Thing with Feathers premiered in Galway last year. Now this tale of loss and grief, adapted for the stage and directed by Enda Walsh,…
One of the best things about Admissions at Trafalgar Studios is how far it will get up the noses of the 'woke' twitterati. I can think of a couple of agenda-toting print critics who'll also …
It's a rare moment of beautiful subtlety in a play that is more often considerably bolder in its sentiment, but it's also a mark of just how nuanced Nicole Charles' production and Morgan Llo…
My mother and her mother, and their generation, faced a crisis: How to stay connected to their heritage and history when the history was so painful? The solution for many was fantasy: unreal…
For a really positive feel good evening at the theatre, suitable for all ages, I urge everyone to go and see this wonderful production of Calendar Girls The Musical.
Actress Ruth Lass spoke to Love London Love Culture about her current role in the touring production of Equus.
At last, Rufus Norris' National Theatre has come of age. Breathtaking, brave and brilliantly acted, Downstate is a landmark play. It's listed as a 'collaboration' between NT and Steppenwolf,…
Many of us will be all too aware of the 9-to-5 drudge that office life can encompass. Yet in Gecko's Institute, the office becomes a place of both dream and nightmare.
Actor Kalungi Ssebandeke chatted to LLLC's Emma Clarendon about his current role in Blood Knot, playing at the Orange Tree Theatre.
The Phlebotomist is an exceptional concept for a 'first play' and Hampstead has made a real discovery in Ella Road and partnered her script with Sam Yates' slick direction.
I've read reviews of Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's play Emilia that describe its feminist message as 'unsubtle' and the titular character's suffering as overblown. It's comments like that, which re…
Just the one more trip to see the glorious Company at the Gielgud Theatre before it sadly departs. Marianne Elliott's multi Critics Circle Award-winning and Olivier-nominated revival of Step…
Director Adam Nichols chatted to Emma Clarendon about his latest production a new take on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.
Fight or Flight Productions, one of the recently appointed associate companies at the relaunched Lion & Unicorn Theatre, brings its new writing debut, Tom Lodge's Like You Hate Me to the…
Liane Grant's provocative new political play Half Me, Half You has now commenced its UK premiere season at London's Tristan Bates Theatre, where it continues until 6 April 2019. Scroll throu…
The Show In Which Hopefully Nothing Happens is a deceptively simple and wonderfully surprising little show for little ones, but grownups, particularly those with a penchant for the strange a…
Theatre Royal Bath today announces The Argument by William Boyd, its third Summer Season production, with Felicity Kendal starring in the role of Chloe.
Ross Willis' dazzle-bright debut play Wolfie is wild and wonderfully imaginative: innovative fringe theatre triumphs again.
More West End casting this week for Everybody's Talking About Jamie: Roy Haylock, best known as his drag alter ego, Bianca Del Rio, will make his West End debut playing the role of Loco Chan…
Something BIG is coming to London this autumn - the West End premiere of screen-to-stager BIG The Musical, which will run for nine weeks only at the Dominion Theatre. Tickets are now on sale…
Further West End casting has been announced for the Donmar Warehouse's transfer of Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize-winning and Olivier-nominated play Sweat.
Chris Sonnex, the Artistic Director of The Bunker, took to Twitter this week to passionately encourage audiences to see benefits-class double-bill Killymuck and Box Clever, and to offer supp…
Trevor Nunn's extraordinary production of Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick's classic musical Fiddler on the Roof makes a delightful transfer to the Playhouse Theatre.
Comedian Rob Carter chatted to Emma Clarendon about his creation Christopher Bliss' new play I Spy With My Little Eye Something Beginning With Why Have You Been Sleeping With My Wife.
