In The Ex-Boyfriend Yard Sale, Haley McGee not only re-examines eight former relationships but assesses the potential of assigning a monetary value to items that have an emotional connection.
In short, Philip Pullman's Grimm Tales is a fine Christmas show for all the family " but don't be surprised if you have some questions to answer afterwards!
There was an explosion of green at the start of rehearsals for the world premiere of Chasing Bono, Ian La Frenais and Dick Clement's new play based on Neil McCormick's memoir about his rival…
Jamaica Kincaid's A Small Place is being staged for the first time at London's Gate Theatre. It may be difficult to know what to expect from an acclaimed non-fiction book being brought to th…
Boujie is not perfect (yet), but this is a promising debut from Hassan Govia and Unshaded Arts, and with a bit of tightening in places it has the potential to make an even more powerful stat…
After a try-out in June, the Popular People's Movement has returned to the White Bear Theatre en route to Westminster (or perhaps the West End?) care of An Honourable Man, a frighteningly ti…
La Traviata, Verdi's well-loved opera, has spawned various productions and inspired a number of other works, including Moulin Rouge which is set to open on Broadway in June 2019.
Robert Hastie directs Michelle Terry and Paul Ready in this new production of Shakespeare's Macbeth. Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews…
Fresh from Arts Ed, Daniel Grice makes his professional debut playing the title role in the world premiere of Glenn Chandler's The Boy Under the Christmas Tree at the King's Head Theatre. Wh…
Mollie Melia-Redgrave is currently starring as the female lead, Emma Fairfax in the UK tour of Doctor Dolittle which brings the classic film to the stage and introduces us to a host of marve…
Chris D'Arienzo's 2005 jukebox musical Rock of Ages has a lot going for it: a soundtrack of epic 80s rock classics, a feel-good LA love story, and perhaps most importantly, an absolute refus…
Nick Makoha's play The Dark tells his own story when, as a child, his mother smuggled him out of Idi Amin's Uganda in search of a better life in the UK.
Michael McManus attempts to deal with the thorny issues of Brexit and whether it is possible to stay honourable in the world of politics in An Honourable Man at the White Bear Theatre.
Rambert's Life is a Dream is a peculiar, poetic piece that suffers from pulling in too many directions at once.
Lisa Carroll's Papatango shortlisted debut Cuckoo has the subject of identity stamped on its DNA. It raises questions about the value of where you are from and what does moving away from the…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for singer-songwriter Anaïs Mitchell and director Rachel Chavkin's interpretation of Mitchell's acclaimed concept album Hadestown.
Love London Love Culture’s Emma Clarendon spent the evening getting into the festive spirit thanks to Funicular Productions latest dining and theatrical experience. Filled with d…
He went from performing as one of the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band to playing with the legendary group itself; now Merseyside actor Mike Livesley is reviving the show that started it all one last …
Motown The Musical has a strangely conceived storyline but is carried along on a wave of wonderful music.
What do you get if you mix two pals, a trampette and a puzzle? Antler's hit play about friendship and obsession Lands, as you can see from Helen Murray's fabulous pictures (below). Take a l…
"On the face of it Renaissance Men is about three art school dropouts who discover a lost masterpiece in a charity shop in Streatham," explains Bag of Beard co-director Alexander Knott.
Described as a 'treasure hunt' through a library, Marie Klimis' The Paper Traveller is an individual, immersive experience which combines storytelling with handcrafted pop-up books, intimate…
As part of Glyndebourne's 2018 touring season, they are offering Behind The Curtain performances where "the essence of opera is revealed" and audiences get a look at La Traviata as it's clev…
Peter Groom's fascinating and entertaining show Dietrich: Natural Duty highlights the extraordinary contribution Marlene Dietrich made during the war.
Cast has been announced for the King's Head Theatre's acclaimed 2017 revival of Kevin Elyot's Coming Clean, which transfers to the West End's Trafalgar Studios 2 in January. Time to get book…