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Northern Stage is taking its inspiration from Peaky Blinders for a new production of Charles Dickens' classic story of ghosts, greed and goodwill, A Christmas Carol.
Overall this is touring production of Jersey Boys is superbly slick and longtime fans and newbies are sure to enjoy it. For a night of carefree fun, join the Four Seasons and experience the …
Something wicked this way comes…" It's Merely Theatre, as the company tours its brand new production of the Scottish Play in rep with Much Ado About Nothing.
Dance shows can be a tough sell, especially those that are strictly tap dancing shows. Luckily for them, Dein Perry's Tap Dogs is far from an ordinary dance show. Full of tricks, energy and …
Where to start on something that is so perfect that it defies belief, for, Company is the very definition of perfection in my opinion. From the opening to the closing moment time just flashe…
Nina Raine's new play Stories is back to familiar territory: A woman desperately wants a kid. Unlike Yerma (Billie Piper was cracking in the Young Vic production two years ago) it's not a ph…
Robert Icke offers a new interpretation of Henrik Ibsen's play examining the nature of truth. Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for The Wild Duck at the Almeida Theatre…
Layton Williams will play the title role of Jamie New in the award-winning musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie at London's Apollo Theatre from 28 January 2019.
Very very very feeble: Martin McDonagh's latest play, A Very Very Very Dark Matter at the Bridge Theatre, is poorly written, self-plagiarising and lacks imagination.
Sarah Frankcom steps up to direct Arthur Miller's masterpiece Death of a Salesman and the result is scorchingly brilliant production which shoots straight into the heart of a modern-day audi…
David Walliams has an incredible talent of telling stories of normal, everyday children who achieve remarkable things in the face of adversity, with a fair amount of gross humour and giggles…
As the centenary commemorations of World War I draw to a close it seems fitting that Nick Newman and Ian Hislop's The Wipers Times returns to the Arts Theatre.
Love London Love Culture spoke to Denim's Crystal about bringing The Reunion Tour to the Soho Theatre next month….
Martin McDonagh's new play is a (very) dark fairytale with colonial undertones. Who else's imagination could put Hans Christian Andersen (Jim Broadbent), a one-legged black pigmy woman calle…
Ken Urban's A Guide for the Homesick received its European premiere last week at the West End's Trafalgar Studios. This "blisteringly intense evening" is "simultaneously warmly funny and dee…
Whether you're an avid fan of Take That, or you just know a few of the hit songs, get yourself along to The Band for a show full of friendship, laughs, emotion and nostalgia.
As Tiny Fires' revival of Joanna Murray-Smith's acclaimed drama Honour  begins its run at Park Theatre, the cast speak about why this hit play excites them. Watch the footage (below) t…
Ultimately, Stories might not necessarily be too profound or truly enlightening, but it does speak to the ways in which a plan for life can lead you most astray and I did find it entertainin…
Written and directed by David Morton, The Wider Earth looks at the early years of Charles Darwin and how a fateful voyage to the Southern Hemisphere became the catalyst for On the Origin of …
Robert Icke's conversational, documentary production of The Wild Duck at the Almeida Theatre makes this complex morality play immediately accessible.
We've been counting down to the announcement of #LynsNextStep and, at an industry-only event tonight at The Vaults, MyTheatreMates' co-founder Terri Paddock is delighted to be chairing a Q…
Not quite a musical, but somewhat more than a concert, song cycle The Distance You Have Come brings together some of the greatest hits from Scott Alan's star-spangled songwriting career, per…
Twenty-five years after Jonathan Harvey's Beautiful Thing premiered at the Bush Theatre, it's clear that its writing still offers hope and enlightenment alongside a cracking yarn.
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
Emma Clarendon spoke to artistic director of Upstart Theatre and the DARE Festival, Tom Mansfield about what audiences can expect from this year's festival at Shoreditch Town Hall…