What are your hopes and ambitions? Does becoming a bin man... or rather refuse operator... figure in them? Alice Malseed's explosive new play explores a toxic male friendship in Belfast. And…
Gilles Maheu's production of Notre Dame De Paris emphasises the powerful nature of the story " but ends up getting too carried away with itself.
A thought-provoking and inspiring piece of musical theatre, Glasgow Girls at the King's Theatre feels more relevant than ever as it returns for a new tour.
Written and directed by Ross McGregor, Gentleman Jack looks at the truth behind a woman who was a pioneer in entrepreneurship, mountaineering and in some ways 'a modern lesbian'.
Winners of The Stage Awards 2019 have been announced at the Bridge Theatre, London. The Bush Theatre was named London Theatre of the Year, Regional Theatre of the Year was won by Nottingham …
The way that the story of Violet is told elevates it to something really quite lovely, with huge emotional impact and a surprising timeliness.
Award-winning Miriam-Teak Lee is to star in the brand new musical & Juliet featuring the music of acclaimed songwriter Max Martin who has written some of the biggest pop anthems of the …
An impressive transfer sees one-woman show Songs for Nobodies move into the Ambassadors Theatre from a run last year at Wilton's Music Hall and it is a striking, if ultimately a little sligh…
A haunting exploration of human nature with a side helping of political intrigue, Outlying Islands is highly recommended for bird-watchers and people-watchers alike.
Celebrating 10 years at the Lyric Theatre, a memorable production of Thriller Live played to a full house. Adrian Grant's vision, breathed into life by Gary Lloyd's direction and choreograph…
We're counting down to the world premiere of Call Me Vicky, sisters Nicola and Stacey Bland's debut play which charts the true life story of a transwoman's challenges in 1980s London. Sneak …
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, on Thursday 21 February 2019, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock will talk to the creatives behind the world premiere of All in a Row and specia…
While it may not necessarily live up to expectations, When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other is a dark humoured, somewhat odd yet gripping production, and worth a watch for the perfor…
Society of London Theatre (SOLT) and UK Theatre have released data for ticket sales across their member venues in 2018. The figures reveal a combined audience of over 34 million and ticket r…
At first glance Notre Dame de Paris appears as a mashup of an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical and a Cirque du Soleil show in French. But it goes deeper, as it should, being based on Victor Hugo'…
1927 Productions return to London for their first season in four years with The Animals and Children took to the Streets as it concludes its latest tour with a month at Lyric Hammersmith. Ha…
Northern Ireland receives less arts funding than any other area of the country, but artists there are continuing to create outstanding work. View From Here, a company dedicated to amplifying…
"Magnificent", "Unmissable" and "Masterful" - since their premiere's Ross Ericson's one-man shows The Unknown Soldier and Gratiano have been showered with praise and stars. Take a look at th…
Violet is heartfelt and hopeful, the songs are infectiously good with a mix of hillbilly, honky-tonk, gospel and traditional country, and the show features powerful performances from the ent…
Marking the 50th anniversary since Jimmy Perry and David Croft's beloved sitcom Dad's Army first hit television screens, fans of the show are given a new opportunity to relive some of the cl…
Showstopper! The Improvised Musical is exactly what it says on the tin, a musical that is created new every night by audience input and the amazing, fast-thinking and uber talented cast. Eve…
Experience the fun of this spectacular live concert, celebrating Michael Jackson's legacy as an artist; a singer, songwriter, composer, arranger, dancer and all-round entertainer who created…
Did you know that Philip Reeve, the award-winning novelist whose Mortal Engines has just been made into a major motion picture care of The Lord of the Rings' Peter Jackson, also writes music…
Actress Bethan Cullinane chatted to Love London Love Culture about starring in The Shadow Factory at NST City.
Strong performances from Cate Blanchett and Stephen Dillane make the challenging When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other worth the effort at the National Theatre.