Produced by the incredible company Antler, Lands is a story of two women, puzzles and a trampoline. We follow their story as one tries to finish their puzzle, while the other tries to give u…
Devised by theatre company Tormented Casserole and directed by Kathryn Papworth-Smith, Gilded Butterflies looks at two women who are on death row in the United States.
For the first time ever, Jamaica Kincaid's acclaimed book about Antigua and its exploitation by the West, A Small Place, is brought to the stage at the Gate Theatre this month. Starring Cher…
Inspired by James Cameron's record-breaking movie Avatar, Cirque du Soleil's uniquely different touring show Toruk " The First Flight will make its UK debut at the Manchester Arena from 20-2…
The Pinter at the Pinter season continues with parts Three and Four which showcase both Pinter's comic brilliance and his ability to move an audience.
Three new practical how-to books have landed on my desk along with one rather more academic title.
he beauty of seeing a show several times is that you can take in so many different things across the hours you spend in a theatre with it. With it being Emma Rice (and, let's face it, Katy O…
Actor and writer William Gaminara plumbs Ayckbourn territory for The Nightingales, an odd bird which has just opened at Theatre Royal Bath with TV actress Ruth Jones tempted back to the stage
Actress Amy Perry spoke to Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon about starring in Seussical the Musical at the Southwark Playhouse.
Debates about the death penalty tend to focus, unsurprisingly, on the moral rights and wrongs of taking a life for a life. Less, perhaps, is known about the dehumanising conditions in which …
Soho Theatre has announced casting for the world premiere of Chasing Bono, Ian La Frenais and Dick Clement's new play based on Neil McCormick's memoir about his rivalry with his childhood fr…
Selladoor Worldwide has announced the launch of Selladoor Creation " a brand new platform for new writers to showcase and develop their work with the backing of one of the UK's leading theat…
Strong performances from Lucy Sheen and Flora Spencer-Longhurst make Jesse Briton's A Pupil an interesting watch at the Park Theatre.
It's taken two years for the RSC's hit Don Quixote to make it to the West End with David Threlfall and Rufus Hound reprising their roles as the hapless knight errant and his squire.
It seems to be a great time to be a female playwright, and Ifeyinwa Frederick's irreverently noisy, and often hilarious, debut play The Hoes is proof that there is a lot of upcoming new tale…
Harry Judd, Aston Merrygold and Louis Smith will be joined by Jay McGuiness in the ultimate Strictly boyband when the show Rip it Up " The 60s begins a 16-week engagement at London's Garrick…
Overall, I really rated Pinter Three. Whether you know your Pinter or not, I'd wager there's something new for you here. Funny, touching, and staged and performed with real class. Solidly go…
You couldn't ask for a much more perfect show for me than The Wider Earth. Puppets? Yes. Evolution? Yes. Natural History Museum? Yes.
Jesse Briton's A Pupil asks whether genius can be taught. The real question is what is genius and is it genius if it can be so easily mimicked.
Capturing something of the tragedy of solitary confinement, Gilded Butterflies is an evocative hour at the Hope Theatre.
Rehearsals are well underway for the Barn Theatre's much-anticipated, actor-musician revival of Stiles & Drewe's 1984 family musical Just So. As part of his preparations, director Kirk …
Based on the novel by Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote is a riotous story filled with plenty of adventure and laughs, delightfully brought to life in Angus Jackson's lively production.
It's Melbourne's turn to climb to the top of Mount Rock, as feel-good phenomenon School of Rock makes its blistering Australian debut.
Musicians have a reputation for being highly strung and that finely tuned temperament is tested to the extreme in Jesse Briton's absorbing new play A Pupil at London's Park Theatre.
The heart of Bury The Dead is the army using the loved ones to emotionally manipulate the soldiers to 'obey orders' " or at least try to.