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There is a Field, a new play about two East End brothers is a strongly felt account of Islamism and addiction " cracking stuff.
Intense and painfully funny, Mike Leigh's classic comedy is given a new lease of life in this engaging and lively production directed by Sarah Esdaile that keeps the audience thoroughly enga…
West End Live Lounge is back at The Other Palace on 10 March 2019 for a celebration of WOMEN. The stellar line up of performers will sings songs from powerful ladies, all whilst raising mone…
The revival of James Saunders' relationship drama Bodies at Southwark Playhouse has garnered a host of four and five star reviews. As it heads towards its final week, take a look at these fa…
Wise Children is the ultimate love letter to theatre. Complete with stars, spotlights, showgirls and Shakespeare " this is a spectacle to behold.
Matthew Bourne has been announced as the recipient of this year's Special Award at the Olivier Awards 2019 with Mastercard, in recognition of his extraordinary achievements in dance.
Sherlock Holmes: The Final Reckoning, Twisted Thistle's production for Annexe Arts Hub's Formation Festival at the Assembly Roxy, is an intriguing and beautifully presented exploration of th…
Having seen the ways that people can come together in a crisis in the uplifting Come From Away last week, this week brought a more anarchic and nihilistic view of post-9/11 America from Amer…
Powerful, gut-wrenching, brutally honest, funny, engaged, delivered with honesty and compassion... What else do critics say about sisters Stacey and Nicola Bland's playwriting debut Call Me …
Overall, Kandinsky showcases a fascinating story delivered with great imagination in Dinomania, but it feels too rushed and needs further development to cover the story and Mantell's discove…
What is truth? In today's crazy times, what can we learn from the past? Stars Ruby Bentall, Sean Rigby and Stephen Billington discuss the timeliness of Devil You Know's first London revival …
If you're a 20- or 30-something It's Not A Sprint might be the most painfully relatable show you see all festival " or indeed all year " or perhaps ever
Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Stephen Adley Guirgis doesn't pull any punches with his tough, uncompromising prison drama Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train at the Young Vic Theatre.
Royal Shakespeare Company veteran Eileen Page gave her final stage performance last year at Tara Theatre, reprising her legendary performance in one-woman history play Eleanor of Aquitaine. …
A recent article questioning Richard E Grant's near apocalyptic public display of happiness at his Oscar nomination got me thinking about the great Mark Bramble who the world sadly lost this…
Fake folkies and Armenia's greatest boogie-woogie pianist stand out in the sixth instalment of Allan Stewart's Big Big Variety Show.
With technically excellent 360 degree projection and sound, and some smart and crisp choreography from the passionate cast, Gingerline's The Great Expedition is a truly enjoyable, immersive …
Actor Raphael Akuwudike chatted to LLLC about being in The Jumper Factory at the Young Vic Theatre.
I am old enough to have seen the original televised play for today of Mike Leigh's Abigail's Party in 1977 and have loved it ever since. Therefore, I was really looking forward to seeing Sar…
Have you been to Madrid? You'll certainly want to once you've dipped into some of the theatrical tapas being served up at London's home of Spanish drama, the Cervantes Theatre in March. In M…
Outbox Theatre's latest show And the Rest of Me Floats is a celebration of non-binary and transgender people. It honours the blurry lines of gender and brings joy to people that endure preju…
"It's not enough to want the visibility, you have to know it's going bring real change" As the second Black Women in Theatre event, taking place on March 6, draws closer, Ovalhouse's Executi…
It was a great big family affair for my post-show Q&A at Call Me Vicky at the Pleasance Theatre this past weekend. The new one-act comedy-drama marks the playwriting debut for sisters St…
There is a heartbreaking inevitability to Florian Zeller's play The Son which is currently on at the Kiln Theatre. Nicolas (Laurie Kynaston), a once bubbly teenager, has become withdrawn sin…
Crowns, contortion and the most neatly arranged mood wall you're ever likely to see - take a look into rehearsals for Richard III, then book your tickets to see it as it comes to the newly r…
