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Proforca Theatre Company will soon have a permanent home of its own. It takes over Lion & Unicorn Theatre in March.
Balaklava Blues, a music and multimedia experience exploring post-traumatic stress and attempts to move forward, is playing alongside its immersive predecessor Counting Sheep at this year's …
I've spent this last couple of weeks thinking about Rent a lot. It's not unusual to think about Rent. For me it's always kind of there, in the background.
Tyrone Huntley and Billy Cullum star in the musical Leave To Remain about love in the face of an uncertain future. LLLC rounds up the reviews…
My advice is if you like Green Day don't you be an idiot, book now to see this production of American Idiot before it's too late.
Violet has plenty of sincerity and perceptive lyrics to make it endearing to watch, but the book ultimately lets it down and doesn't allow the characters to quite shine as brightly as they c…
Borderline Theatre is a laudable undertaking, but sadly Welcome to the UK at the Bunker Theatre is neither funny nor original.
This summer will mark the 10th anniversary of Michael Jackson's death. Has it really been that long? On a more positive note, this month marks the 10th anniversary of the Thriller Live music…
During World War II, the inmates of Westerbork transit camp were permitted to stage a weekly cabaret performance... just hours after 1,000 of their friends and neighbours had left on a train…
Gentleman Jack and Taro, both written by Ross McGregor, artistic director of Arrows & Traps Theatre Company, celebrate wildly different women but, at their heart, they share a common th…
The Royal Shakespeare Company's Winter 2019 season will include a new musical of David Walliams' novel The Boy in the Dress with a book by Mark Ravenhill and music and lyrics by Robbie Willi…
Ellie Dubois' No Show is a circus performance with a difference. It features five talented female circus professionals " Francesca Hyde, Kate McWilliam, Michelle Ross, Alice Gilmartin and Ca…
The 2010 'spy in the bag' murder is the inspiration behind Kompromat, a new play by David Thame which imagines the murderer using a honey trap to ensnare his victim.
How can you feel alone in a city of more than eight million people? Is there ever a right time to say what you really feel? London feels like a fifth character in these stunning video traile…
Luke Adamson co-directs, co-produces and stars in Th'Importance of Bein' Earnest, which relocates Oscar Wilde's classic comedy to a Yorkshire council estate. He pays tribute to Northern Broa…
There are now a few reviews of Thriller Live on my website and all are unanimous " this is an entertaining extravaganza that any Michael Jackson fan would be mad to miss seeing.
Improv done well is one of the greatest pleasures I know, and Sorry's take on the form, which is inexplicably only playing at the VAULT Festival for a couple of dates, has to be some of the …
An ideal choice for an Off-West End season, Violet features an exceptional lead performance from Kaisa Hammarlund.
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, on Sunday 24 February 2019, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock will be at the world premiere of Call Me Vicky, a transition tale inspired by two…
Séance is one of two productions that Darkfield has brought to the VAULT Festival this year, and this sensory explosion is not one for the faint-hearted.
Trevor Nunn's critically-acclaimed production of Fiddler on the Roof with Andy Nyman and Judy Kuhn will transfer from the Menier Chocolate Factory to the reconfigured Playhouse Theatre from …
At the end of Motown The Musical you will leave the theatre feeling a love of Motown music that you have never experienced before.
Kompromat at the Vaults Festival is a thoughtful production with warm performances that distracts its audience with missed marks.
By the time director Shuntaro Fujita's slick and sun-kissed production draws to a close, it's impossible not to root for Violet's happiness.
17 does not disappoint. Its confessional tone is threaded with beat poetry set to tracks and there's even a rap " although the cavernous walls of Vaults unfortunately eat some of the words.
