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In Joyce DiDonato's album Songplay we have the epitome of what we Brits call a 'Marmite' experience with elements to love and/or loathe whether or not you buy the concept in the first place.
And, as with all their previous productions, Mischief Theatre's The Comedy About A Bank Robbery proves exactly why their triumph is so deserved.
'The Case of the Pink Wellington Boots with the Red Hearts'. Not the kind of title you'd expect to spring from Agatha Christie's pen " instead, an evening of murder mystery hijinks courtesy …
Forthcoming touring show Captain Corelli's Mandolin is appealing for the return of its most vital prop after it was left on a commuter train by the lead actor.
This Royal Ballet season beautifully revives Kenneth MacMillan's dramatic monument in a smooth and moving way, with a number of company debuts making Romeo & Juliet feel fresh even after…
Highlights of the next new season at London's National Theatre, running from May to October 2019, include several new productions and new broadcasts and outdoor activity announced to celebra…
'Sublime... mesmerising... captivating.' What else have critics been saying about Maud Dromgoole's new play Mary's Babies, inspired by the shocking true story of fertility pioneer Mary Barto…
While initially slow to start, Gary Barlow and Tim Firth's musical Calendar Girls beautifully draws the audience into the story and the lives of the calendar girls.
Maybe in a far-off dimension of time and space, at the crossroads of imagination and reality, our descendants will discover a stage adaption of The Twilight Zone which will fill them with th…
New York City Center Encores " an NYC haven for neglected or forgotten shows " have now revived Brigadoon six times, a testament to its enduring appeal, and this latest manifestation with th…
Actress Summer Strallen chatted to LLLC's Emma Clarendon about her latest role in the UK premiere of Intra Muros at the Park Theatre.
I thank all the theatre I've endured that has perhaps made me a better person, but in future I'll be asking first just how much joy it's going to bring me, and if I'm perhaps better off else…
Whether you know the story or not, The Girl On the Train will keep you on the edge of your seat right up until the end.
Following a five-star run at the Traverse Theatre, Fringe First winner Kieran Hurley brings Mouthpiece to Soho Theatre next month. Here he talks about the play, the point of theatre and maki…
Alexis Michalik's play (translated by Jeremy Sams) detailing the fictionalised writing process behind Cyrano, impishly titled Edmond de Bergerac, receives its English premiere in Roxana Silb…
"Fantastic", "Spectacular", "Glorious" - critics have run out of superlatives with which to describe Emma Rice's touring production of Wise Children. We've collected together some of the bes…
In just six months, Jamie Lloyd's creative team and ever-changing company of actors has utterly transformed our perspective on Harold Pinter.
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Pam MacKinnon's production of Bruce Norris' new play Downstate at the National Theatre.
As benefits-class double-bill Killymuck and Box Clever opens at The Bunker this week, we take a look at at what happened in rehearsals for these hard-hitting, vital plays. Check out our gall…
I really can't overstate how insanely great the choreography is in this production; it is such an incredible bonus that I know if I ever see another performance of Lord of the Flies without …
Women's voices are always centre stage for Damsel Productions. They now premiere their fifth female-led play, Tabitha Mortiboy's The Amber Trap, with a limited run season at London's Theatre…
Imaginatively conceived, ingeniously written and lavishly produced Muriel's Wedding is surely the most impressive original musical ever created in Australia. Brimming with imagination, inspi…
St John Ervine's pre-First World War tale of a woman attempting to escape her marriage, Jane Clegg, will be revived at Finborough Theatre this spring, marking the first time the play has bee…
Intronauts, the new co-production from Green Ginger and the Nordland Visual Theatre is a work badly in need of a writer.
Local Hero, the Lyceum's co-production with the Old Vic, has the authenticity and drive one would expect considering the source material, but fails to add much that is new.
