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Nostalgic and entertaining, Liam Burke's play Goodbye Norma Jeane shines a wonderful light on the career of Jack Cole.
Downstate is a challenging, difficult play with humour and wit inflected with wisdom, carefully balancing entertainment without detracting from the seriousness of the subject matter.
Take a classic thriller written by Sidney Gilliat and Frank Launder, the film version having been directed by Alfred Hitchcock, add a stellar cast and one of the most atmospheric sets I've s…
Tonight's the night! Katy Stephens and Emma Fielding star in the world premiere of Maud Dromgoole's new two-hander Mary's Babies, inspired by the true story of fertility pioneer Mary Barton.…
Rubbish Shakespeare Company squeezes the Bard's tragic romance Romeo & Juliet into a family-friendly hour of farce in this knowingly silly production.
Steps star and Strictly Come Dancing finalist Faye Tozer will take on the role of Miss Hedge in Everybody's Talking About Jamie at London's Apollo Theatre from 6 May to 3 August 2019.
Robert Lonsdale spoke to Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon about his latest role in Standing at the Sky's Edge at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.
We continue our Featured Content series around Eleanor of Aquitaine: Mother of the Pride, now released on audio care of Tara Theatre and B7 Media. Watch these video snippets of 92-year-old E…
Random Selfies by award-winning writer Mike Kenny (The Railway Children) is the story of child loneliness in a busy world.
Penelope Wilton almost, almost, makes it worth seeing a David Hare play with The Bay at Nice at the Menier Chocolate Factory.
Fantastic collaboration between Rachel Bagshaw and Chris Thorpe results in the really amazing show The Shape of Pain at Wilton's Music Hall.
There couldn't be a better time to revisit James Phillips' 2006 debut play The Rubenstein Kiss and its story of idealism, especially in the current climate of global and national uncertainty…
What do you do as an actor if you don't know where you fit in? We catch up with Half Me, Half You's Kalea Williams on diversity, creating your own work and why this play is so relevant to ri…
Curve Leicester's Chris Stafford and Nikolai Foster and Birmingham Hippodrome's Fiona Allan have stated that Seyi Omooba, due to play Celie in the theatres' forthcoming co-production of The …
Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon spoke to the actor Dermot Canavan about starring in the upcoming West End transfer of Trevor Nunn's production of Fiddler on the Roof.
As witty as it is romantic, the Australian Ballet's characterful production of Cinderella makes an unplanned yet very welcome return visit to Melbourne, showcasing the glorious partnership o…
Fat Blokes is not your typical dance show. It's witty, queer, honest, and uncomfortable in all the right places. It's nothing you expect it to be, but everything that it should be.
I'm delighted to say that Emma Reeves' new stage adaptation loses none of The Worst Witch's gleeful mayhem and enchantment.
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat proves it's still at the top of its game as it returns to the Playhouse " again " over 50 years since it first launched.
Never Trust a Man Bun is a promising and well performed debut, peppered with some great one-liners and laugh out loud moments.
"Pure unadulterated theatre", so says Broadway World's review of Emma Rice's Wise Children. This trailer gives a hint of exactly what they mean. Have a watch, then book tickets for the final…
"A plot worthy of Inside No. 9" - could there be a greater compliment to pay We Know Now Snowmen Exist? Take a look at what reviewers said about the all-female claustrophobic thriller, then …
My recent theatre trips have included A Lesson from Aloes, A Hundred Words for Snow and Strike Up the Band. Here's a round-up of my on-the-night reactions to each.
Penelope Wilton and Ophelia Lovibond shine in Richard Eyre's reflective and simmering production of The Bay At Nice at the Menier Chocolate Factory.
James Phillips' award-winning drama The Rubenstein Kiss can now be seen for the first time in London since its 2005 premiere. What have critics - including Mates co-founder Mark Shenton - be…
