Miriam Gould and Judita Vivas, also known as Double Trouble, tackle the theme of displacement as the creators and performers of Adventures in Black & White.
I'm fairly sure the land on which the Bridge Theatre was built was once a plague pit, but I'm beginning to wonder if the place isn't itself cursed. How else can it commission a play by Three…
Baby is a musical that tells the story of three couples each facing their own troubles with pregnancy and family. Its contemporary musical sound has been composed by David Shire along with w…
Amélie The Musical, an adaptation of the much-loved 2001 award-winning film Amélie, will have its UK stage premiere at the Watermill Theatre in Newbury from 11 April to 18 May 2019, and th…
Despite a cast including Christopher Eccleston and Niamh Cusack, this proves another disappointment of a Macbeth as the RSC starts is autumn residency at the Barbican.
Spotlight on writer, producer, actor and Fennikusu Productions founder Hadesa Sonné…
There is a peculiar absence of majesty at the heart of the National Theatre's touring production of Macbeth.
Preview audiences are loving the Barn Theatre's new production of Sherlock Holmes' three-hander The Hound of the Baskervilles. If you love The 39 Steps and The Play That Goes Wrong coupled w…
The Full Monty heads to Southampton from 11 to 16 February next year. Recently I caught up with the cast, including star Gary Lucy, and director Rupert Hill and we had a chat.
Stars of Bat Out of Hell the musical Rob Fowler and Sharon Sexton are currently in the process of recording their debut duets album, Vision of You.
Marianne Elliott's new and updated production of Stephen Sondheim's Company is so utterly necessary. And I use the word necessary very deliberately.
Plink & Boo, from Can't Sit Still, is a joyful circus-theatre playdate that shows us fun doesn't have to be coded by gender.
Following a warm reception in Edinburgh, Chalk Line Theatres brings their show Testament to The Hope Theatre for a limited run, and one thing is instantly clear: this is not a company who be…
The latest dementia play is Nessah Muthy's Sundowning, currently showing at the Tristan Bates Theatre and based as it is, in part at least, on Muthy's own family history, it is achingly done.
Matthew Dunster directs Martin McDonagh's new play A Very Very Very Dark Matter at the Bridge Theatre. Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews…
As I get older I network less. As I look out of my view across the Firth of Forth from my tiny office window, I don't get the urge to go to the membership meetings and first nights which are…
Tuck takes us on a journey of sequins and glitter that eventually blur through tears. It's fierce and fabulous and goes out fighting.
Probably best not to read this beforehand if you're planning to see Game of Thrones' star Maisie Williams in her stage debut in I and You at the Hampstead Theatre…
Is it ironic that the most emotionally powerful scene of the RSC's Macbeth at the Barbican comes in a rare moment of silence and stillness, a scene when the Macbeths are nowhere to be seen?
Here's Love London Love Culture's guide to some of the best shows opening in the capital in November.
Though Robert Icke's didacticism can be irritating, this Wild Duck undoubtedly pulls its modern audience into Ibsen's tense, spiralling emotions to powerful effect.
David Shire and Richard Maltby Jr's 1983 Broadway hit Baby has finally made it over the pond for a UK premiere in London but you have to ask yourself, was it worth the wait?
On the 50th anniversary of 1968, David Edgar looks back at his younger self and explores the results of radical politics< in Trying It On at the Royal Court.
Having seen the Bridge Theatre's latest, Martin McDonagh's A Very Very Very Dark Matter, my bonkers quota is through the roof.
The madwoman playing the title role in Lucia di Lammermoor is Sarah Tynan " ENO's most popular soprano, in her debut in this bel canto role. Tynan is undoubtedly the best actress on the mode…