Jason Donovan will return to the London Palladium in the new production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to star as the Pharaoh. The show plays a strictly limited 11-week seas…
I'm genuinely not sure Admissions could be done much better than it's done here. If you come expecting an entertaining comedy that will make you occasionally go 'oh actually that's a good po…
Betrayal is everything you could hope for. The Pinter at the Pinter season has set a very high standard for itself, but what a swansong this has turned out to be.
Queen C*nt: Sacred or Profane? It's a great, intriguing title, and the strapline promises even more: to let us watch Deborah Ward and China Blue Fish leave their husbands, practice witchcraf…
Barber Shop Chronicles is a hugely impressive production. Life-affirming and vivid. Putting lives on stage which have not been seen there before.
It's a cult classic, it's summery fun, it's the music of ABBA and altogether it's a great night out. It's never going to be the most theatrically enthralling or deeply emotive piece of theat…
Mike Leigh's classic Abigail's Party is back in the theatre with its irrepressible hostess, Beverly Moss, handing out gin and tonics and cheesy-pineapple nibbles to the sounds of Demis Rouss…
I can't begrudge anyone their enjoyment of Six, a fast-paced display of talented women " I enjoyed it, too. However " rather like the history it's trying to tell " such awesome performers de…
Two one-act operas based on works by George Bernard Shaw and Oscar Wilde will receive their UK premieres when Pegasus Opera Company brings Shaw Goes Wilde to the Royal Academy of Music later…
I was a big fan of Tom Ratcliffe's VELVET at the VAULT Festival and so was intrigued to catch this production of his debut play Circa at the Old Red Lion Theatre.
Now officially open in the West End, Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the London production of Sara Bareilles' musical Waitress.
A Hundred Words for Snow is a perfectly crafted one-woman show that touches, entertains and teaches, as it explores grief and polar exploration " a charming performance from Gemma Barnett.
Sensational 60s Experience was a night to remember, the finale was a sight to behold and I can't wait to see the show again.
After bringing Sunrise for the Blind to the Tristan Bates Theatre in February, playwright, performer, actor and producer Lee Lomas will stage his latest play, Killing Nana, at London's Hen &…
Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon caught up with Union J's Jaymi Hensley to talk about taking on the title role in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
A saucy, seaside postcard of a show, Benidorm Live is sure to delight fans of the series and newbies alike as they take a carefree, innuendo-filled trip to sunny Spain.
Directed by Mark Giesser and the inspiration for the Peter Sellers' comedy The Mouse That Roared " where a small European country is at war with the United States " Strike Up The Band is a l…
It is easy to see why a film set mainly in a recording studio is so suited to the stage and Tom Scutt has created a beautifully balanced and unusual piece of theatre in Berberian Sound Studi…
Tatty Hennessy's debut play A Hundred Words for Snow is a female monologue about loss and polar exploration that retains its attractive brightness and sass.
Prepare yourself to be spooked as the new trailer for Cumbrian thriller We Know Now Snowmen Exist gives away some of the facts that make true story behind this play such a shocking mystery. …
Based on the 2007 film of the same name by Adrienne Shelly, the musical adaptation of Waitress made its Broadway debut back in 2016 and has now made the leap across the pond to London's West…
If opening an umbrella inside really is bad luck, I fear for the Under The Umbrella team, because these rehearsal images of the world premiere coming to the Belgrade Theatre from 2 to 16 Mar…
Find out what critics had to say about Clean Break's production of Inside Bitch, looking at the representation of women in prison…
A brief but hugely memorable history lesson awaits you at the Arts Theatre. Sexy, sassy, sensational, seductive, stunning and superb, are just Six ways that you can describe this show and it…
A tale of life on an Irish housing estate and one of the system failing a mother, double-bill Killymuck and Box Clever, by Kat Woods and Monsay Whitney, bring important, insightful stories t…