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The collective works that make-up Pinter 5 feel as insightful and meaningful as any of the Pinter at the Pinter anthologies that have come before.
Steve Tompkins, director of Haworth Tompkins, the architecture studio responsible for projects including many of UK theatre's most high-profile building projects, has been named number one i…
With physical humour, highbrow theatrical humour, lowbrow theatrical humour, musical theatre moments, live stunts and more, Peter Pan Goes Wrong is highly recommended for fun-loving families…
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
At the start of the year we're all looking for inspiration. Director Bernie C Byrnes has already found hers working with writer/performer Christopher Tajah on Martin Luther King Jr play Drea…
Starting off 2019 with plenty of theatre in the diary, these are the nine plays Rev Stan is particularly looking forward to seeing.
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Director Kate O'Connor spoke to LLLC about her upcoming production of Cuzco at Theatre503.
I'm a coach with years of experience of helping others to set achievable goals, so I know how to do it. Tonight I decided to ensure I saw an average of one theatre show a week across the Sco…
New theatre company UnTied Productions will launch itself into the world with the premiere production of Eddie Palmer's comedy about a stepfamily, Out of Step. The debut production, directed…
The European premiere of writer-director Ché Walker's Time Is Love / Tiempo es Amor officially opens tonight at London's Finborough Theatre, where it's running for a strictly limited season…
Jack & The Beanstalk is back is in all its traditional glory in this truly spectacular show that remains as magical as Jack's famous beans.
Jermyn Street Theatre's 2019 PORTRAIT season opens this month with the stage premiere of Rose Heiney's one-woman play for our internet age, Original Death Rabbit. Less than a week until tele…
Exemplifying the meaning of the term "revival", Marianne Elliott delivers a brand new take on classic concept musical Company that is fresh, funny and altogether fabulous.
Pub theatre, The Lion and Unicorn, kicks of 2019 with, appropriately enough, drama about a barman, Loop. But for this pub worker, life has become a constant, repetitive source of depression.…
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, on Tuesday 26 March, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock chairs the second of three 2019 post-show Q&As for Lazarus Theatre, to William Gold…
Ed MacArthur and Jeremy Legat are exceptional in all the roles they take on in Murder For Two. Both pianists and triple threats, they charm their way through the story that tries so hard for…
How does a YouTube video inspire a stage production about a broken world and how important is graphic design to the continuation of humanity? David Fenne tells us all about his debut play Th…
While many of us have been eating far too many mince pies and celebrating the turn of the year, the team creating new drama Anomaly, have been hard at work preparing the play that opens at t…
Here are a few of LLLC’s top picks for shows opening this month… The Dame, Park Theatre: Peter Duncan stars in Katie D…
A theatre announces that a classic male role will be played by a woman and gets a plethora of headlines as a result. While giving a woman a meaty, lead role is something to be applauded, it …
I have to admit, the main motivation I had for trying to see this play from Sam Holcroft when it ran at the National's Dorfman Theatre back in 2015 was some of the casting (Stephen Mangan an…
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
It may be a time of change at the Everyman, but if there's one thing we can rely on it's all the fun of the rock 'n' roll panto in The Snow Queen.
I love Christopher Marlowe. I love the raciness and rebel in him. And sometimes, particularly in Paulette Randall's reframed version here at Shakespeare's Globe with Doctor Faustus.
