REVIEW ROUND-UP: Pinter Seven at the Harold Pinter Theatre
Pinter 7, the final double bill in the Jamie Lloyd Company's Harold Pinter season, is now playing in the West End. Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews.
Pinter 7, the final double bill in the Jamie Lloyd Company's Harold Pinter season, is now playing in the West End. Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews.
Essentially, Superhoe is a story about losing and then finding yourself again. Nicôle Lecky also takes us on a journey through our warped view of social media and what it means to be a d…
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
In new one-woman show The Goose Who Flew, for ages 3-7, she plays a range of quirky characters, using simple puppetry to explore issues facing refugees.
Committing to review a show that you adore is a risk, especially a show you saw ten years ago, obsessed over, bought the soundtrack, played it a hundred times over and to which you know almo…
James Lewis' four-hander Feel, staged by Proforca Theatre and helmed by the company's artistic director David Brady, is definitely worth seeing. From the moment the play begins with the soun…
Idiosyncratic, eccentric, fearless and alien-like are just a few of the descriptors a rudimentary Google search of Tilda Swinton will throw up. Based on these, Byron Lane's Tilda Swinton Ans…
Danielle Ward's The Half, which transfers to London after a sold-out Edinburgh 2018 run, is a brutal look at friendship, comedy and being a woman.
Dr Seuss' famous Cat in the Hat has been brought to life in this new version of the much-loved children's book on at the King's Theatre this week.
If you missed the phenomenon of Paula Hawkins' best-selling novel in 2015, you now have the perfect opportunity to jump on the band wagon with this new thrilling play adaptation of The Girl …
Cougar, a new two-hander about an older woman and a younger man is a bit sketchy, but its theatre form is thrilling.
Ahead of the first preview performance of Waitress in the West End, it has been announced that more tickets have been released and the show has extended its booking period to 19 October 2019…
Parody is too broad a stroke to apply to Drenched at the Vault Festival. There is something more intelligent and altogether weird and wonderful at work here.
Northern Broadsides has announced that Laurie Sansom will succeed Conrad Nelson as artistic Director and CEO in June this year. Sansom's first production for the company will be in spring 20…
During the sixties, Orton's plays such as Loot and Entertaining Mr Sloane showed an hitherto unseen side of British society on the stage and challenged the double standards of the 'moral gua…
1927 Productions have won awards around the world for their dark, otherworldly shows that synchronise hand-made animation with performance, music and song. How many have you seen? Watch our …
The Donmar Warehouse's sold-out production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Sweat by Lynn Nottage will transfer to London's Gielgud Theatre for a limited six-week run from 7 June 2019, with Mar…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Nicôle Lecky's Royal Court writing and performing debut, Superhoe.
The Tony Award-winning musical Dear Evan Hansen will begin previews at the Noël Coward Theatre on 29 October 2019 with opening night on Tuesday 19 November. Casting will be announced at a…
The new cast announced for new West End musical & Juliet features Cassidy Janson; Oliver Tompsett; Arun Blair-Mangat; Melanie La Barrie; Jordan Luke Gage and Tim Mahendran.
Losing your job can affect people in different ways but Judy Martin retreats into a 1950s Twilight Zone in Laura Wade's surreal, bittersweet, comedy Home, I'm Darling which opened this week …
The tenth anniversary tour of Green Day's American Idiot kicks up a storm as this Selladoor production arrives at the Playhouse for a week.
The National Theatre has announced a UK tour of Bijan Sheibani's production of A Taste of Honey, Shelagh Delaney's taboo-breaking 1950s play which was first produced in the Lyttelton Theatre…
The Avenue Q puppets are back in one of the naughtiest and funniest musicals around, and they will make you laugh, cringe, gasp and howl as they make their way round the UK.
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, on Wednesday 6 March 2019, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock will be at the world premiere production of Alexander Matthews' urgent new environ…