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The moments of pleasure are carefully balanced against the moments less satisfying, making The Art of Gaman at Theatre503 a difficult play to reconcile with.
With a winning combination of heavyweight storytelling and punchy performances, The Sweet Science of Bruising gives a ringside seat not only to the true story of women boxers in the Victoria…
Such pleasure in watching Jonathan Pryce and Eileen Atkins onstage plus The Height of the Storm at the Wyndham's Theatre is great for post-show reconstruction of this deconstructed story.
The West End season of the award-winning Bat Out Of Hell " The Musical will end at the Dominion Theatre on Saturday 5 January 2019.
Showcasing the exciting talents of a diverse cast, Madiba the Musical is ultimately an inspiring celebration of the life of Nelson Mandela.
The newly refurbished Mayflower theatre deserved a blockbuster of a show to be its first big three-week resident and who better to fly in than the cast of Wicked.
Inspired by the events of the 1916 Easter Rising, Lizzie Nunnery's To Have To Shoot Irishmen a damning look at militarism, violent revolution and a Dublin community torn apart by conflict.
This regional UK premiere of Once the musical should see you falling slowly towards Queen's Theatre Hornchurch in order to book your tickets.
With this production of Jekyll & Hyde, Chickenshed proves once again that it knows how to entertain audiences with a good story. But the show also asks us to consider some pertinent and…
London's Park Theatre has announced its new January to June 2019 season featuring seven world and four UK/European premieres.
I'm the last person on earth to utilise a football metaphor, but the recent Pinter at the Pinter press day (showcasing the first two of six productions of the prolific playwright's one-act p…
On Armistice Day, on their day off from the forthcoming run of Soldier On at The Other Palace, members of the Soldiers' Arts Academy cast of serving and ex-serving military personnel will ta…
Joanna Murray-Smith's acclaimed drama about a marriage in slipping into crisis, Honour, begins performances at London's Park Theatre on 25 October. So right now, its impressive cast - Henry …
The writer Lilac Yosiphon spoke to Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon about Jericho's Rose, playing at the Hope Theatre from the 16 October 2018.
Joy Wilkinson's The Sweet Science of Bruising, about 'lady boxing' in Victorian times, feels like such a riotous shock to the system. Best of all, it nails this with a story that breaks down…
Sara Bareilles' Waitress is based on the 2007 film of the same name which was written by late comedic legend Adrian Shelley and is a quirky, heartfelt show which transfers wonderfully to the…
David Kent's new musical Liberty Rides Forth has some good ideas musically " but it needs better character development and a stronger book to make it completely enjoyable.
The cast of five does a decent enough job with the material in People Like Us, but there's no hiding the fact that this is essentially one big, self-congratulatory dig at the Remain camp and…
A play about female genital mutilation is never going to be an easy watch but I particularly was drawn to Bullet Hole to better understand the culture and tradition that supports it, particu…
Written by Halley Feiffer and directed by Bethany Pitts, it's fair to say that A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Gynaecologic Oncology Unit at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center o…
Following an acclaimed UK tour and run earlier this year at London's Playground Theatre, Jonathan Lewis' Soldier On returns to the capital at The Other Palace from 24 October to 24 November …
Victorian female pugilism drama: thoroughly heartfelt, highly original, very theatrical and completely timely
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In Gemma Kerr's economic but effective production of To Have to Shoot Irishmen for Lizzie Nunnery's own company, Almanac Arts, it is the atmosphere conjured of the complexities of a blood-ri…
Beginning with a burst of confetti and ending in a sombre drop of petals, Pinter One is the far darker side of Pinter at the Pinter“They don’t like you either, my darling”
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As we count down to the UK premiere of Saul Reichlin's Sholom Aleichem in the Old Country, we love that Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon also caught up with Saul about his latest on…
