Kate Pankhurst's best-selling picture book Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World is filled with fascinating facts about some of the amazing women who have changed the course of his…
That Is Not Who I Am by Dave Davidson "Â Royal Court Theatre, London (This review consists almost entirely of spoilers) The nudge-nudge cover story for this play "Â that it's the debut b…
In The Machine Stops E. M. Forster unusually abandons his general milieu of the genteel classes and takes a look at a supposed future " the theme of connection, however, is still very much i…
Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon chatted with Mika Onyx Johnson about starring in Jamie Lloyd's production of The Seagull at the Harold Pinter Theatre.
Life is complicated, relationships especially so, and Natalie Ekberg's new play Diversifications at the Old Red Lion offers valuable insights into how the decisions we make can affect both.
A jewel-toned joy, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella transports audiences back to the magic of Broadway's Golden Age, when an evening of musical theatre meant a magical discovery of new a…
if you buy a ticket you will not see That Is Not Who I Am by Dave Davidson (who doesn't exist), but instead you will experience Rapture by Lucy Kirkwood, who is an established playwright. It…
Going in, it's hard to know if the technical aspects of Douglas Baker's production of Ten Days In A Madhouse at Jack Studio Theatre will feel gimmicky, but it quickly becomes evident that th…
The President Hotel located in Russell Square is currently the home to Fawlty Towers The Dining Experience. Situated a few minutes walks away from Russell Square tube station it's convenient…
The trio of characters in Gaia Fay Lambert's beautiful debut play The Blue House at the Blue Elephant Theatre live in the same house but are all crippled by loneliness and grief. Lambert's w…
The thing is, you can't fault the acting in Jitney at the Old Vic " the actors are superb. And Tinuke Craig's expert direction means the cab office setting doesn't feel static or forced. But…
Originally premiered last year as part of Paines Plough's acclaimed Roundabout Season, May Queen returns to Coventry's Belgrade Theatre for a strictly limited season. Midlands writer Frankie…
Broadcast on the fifth anniversary, one cannot but conclude that Grenfell, Scenes From The Enquiry is a devastating critique of a system which put money before people and allowed a tragedy w…
Women's football today and in the past is the basic framework for Sabrina Mahfouz and Hollie McNish's play Offside, but mental health, intrusive journalism, racism, coming out, parenting, wo…
Word of mouth on Sally Rogers' debut play The Still Room is spreading fast, with celebrity fans including Alison Steadman, David Morrissey, Maxine Peake, Johnny Flynn and others. Check out t…
Does A Doll's House really need an epilogue? On this evidence it's a sound choice. The force and weight of Ibsen's play came from the decision to abandon institutional forces " the husband, …
Find out what critics have been saying about The Gunpowder Plot Experience at Tower Vaults, the new immersive experience bringing the history of the Gunpowder Plot to life.
Jitney, revived at the Old Vic in a production by Tinuke Craig, is a piece that took the best part of 40 years to make it to Broadway in late 2016 after decades of smaller productions around…
Mark Bell's production of Cluedo, adapted from Sandy Rustin's US play which itself is based on Jonathan Lynn's screenplay of the 1985 film Clue, has been transposed to 1940s England.
Voted back into power three times, Tony Blair left office with the accusations of being a manipulative liar ringing in his ears " not that that has ever slowed down the current incumbent. An…
It's heartening to see the fine folk of Capital Theatres involved in such a confident show, it's just a shame this Sunshine on Leith is more concert than theatre.
Children's TV performer Fred Rogers once said: "When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, 'Look for the helpers. You will always find people who a…
Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon chatted to Kate James about starring as Janice in the world premiere of The Still Room, currently playing at the Park Theatre.
An exceptional piece of theatre, Girl on an Altar at the Kiln Theatre remakes a story that is part of Western cultural heritage, with deceptive ease, as though it could have happened yesterd…
Featuring Oliver Award-winning talent in the form of Denis Lawson and Simon Callow, as well as musical theatre royalty such as Kerry Ellis and Bonnie Langford, this energising performance of…