Rave reviews are already pouring in for Ian La Frenais and Dick Clement's "brilliantly funny" stage adaptation of Chasing Bono, based on Neil McCormick's memoir I Was Bono's Doppelganger. We…
In this episode of The Show People Podcast, host Andrew Keates has teamed up with Alexa Morden and Katie Elin-Salt of The 98% Podcast to bring you a very special Christmas crossover episode.
Audiences at the Edinburgh Playhouse are being transported straight to the Price & Sons Shoe Factory in Northampton this December, to a time and place where drag queens and shoemakers c…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the Royal Court Theatre's production of Hole, Ellie Kendrick's debut play.
riginally written as a monologue by Amelia Marshall Lovsey, Walk of Shame has been expanded into a hard-hitting two-hander with the addition of an alternative point of view, written by Steph…
Yikes! We're getting the shudders just watching the trailer for Franz Kafka " Apparatus, which transfers to London's White Bear Theatre next month after a hit run at Brighton Fringe. Meet th…
Paulette Randall's gender-swap, colour-blind, version of Christopher Marlowe's fiendish morality tale Doctor Faustus succeeds in ticking a lot of trendy boxes but fails to create innovative,…
Glenn Chandler's The Boy Under the Christmas Tree officially gets its world premiere tonight (14 December 2018) at London's King's Head Theatre and Santa has just delivered some holly-jolly …
Paul Taylor-Mills has announced MT Fest UK, a two-week festival of new musical theatre at The Other Palace from Monday 11 to Saturday 23 February 2019.
Following its world premiere at The Lowry, Salford, in May and a sold-out run at as part of Traverse Festival 2018 at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the critically-acclaimed stage adaption o…
The Studio at The Other Palace is the perfect setting for Murder For Two, which is an affectionate homage to black and white murder mystery movies and to camp musical theatre. It is written …
Giles Terera (Hamilton) will be joining the cast of Arthur Miller's The American Clock at the Old Vic, directed by Rachel Chavkin, to play Robertson/Moe 3.
In another example of London's fringe theatre at its unmissable finest, Chasing Bono at Soho Theatre offers an evening of flawless entertainment.
This is a Macbeth that emphasises the psychological horror of the story. It is a brutal and murderous play, but priority is given to the effects of the violence rather than the violence itse…
With the definitive MGM film never far from mind, it can be hard to find an original spin to put on Guys & Dolls. Joseph Pitcher's production doesn't stray far from the 1955 version but…
Tom Wells' Drip popped up briefly in the library at the Bush Theatre last year, played Edinburgh over the summer and returns to W12 in the studio where its idiosyncratic charms prove well su…
Doctor Faustus at Shakespeare's Globe certainly provides an entertaining evening and, if it raises questions as well as providing answers, its approach is fresh, important and fascinating.
Alan Cox stars as Vanya in Terry Johnson's new adaptation of Chekhov's classic play Uncle Vanya at the Hampstead Theatre. Find out what the critics made of it with Love London Love Culture's…
Martin Luther King Jr was a man who undoubtedly deserves and defines the often overused accolade 'icon'. His message and story has inspired many, including writer/performer Christopher Tajah…
It is appropriate that Park Theatre is staging Jacky Ivimy's Dialektikon at this time of year. Theatres are full of pantomimes, humorous re-workings of classic fairy tales, so why not a left…
Top theatres across the UK, including nominees from London, Manchester, Nottingham, Wales and Scotland, have made the shortlist for The Stage Awards 2019.
Many of us will recognise the inside of a pub, especially during the festive season... but how does the boozer at the centre of Peter Mulligan's Loop look and what's going on in his bar-set …
Mark Ravenhill's fascinating new play The Cane at the Royal Court Theatre examines the issues of culpability for small-scale endorsed acts of violence and the nature of justice.
Natasha Barnes really impresses with debut album Real, a shining example of contemporary pop done well.
Final casting details have been announced for the premiere of Lucinda Coxon's Alys, Always, directed by Nicholas Hytner and based on the novel by Harriet Lane, starring Joanne Froggatt and R…