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By emphasising the common themes in Pinter One and the topicality of their subject matter, this a very strong start for the Pinter at the Pinter season.
Last week I was lucky enough to get a sneak preview of Mountview's jaw-dropping new £28m building in Peckham " just 48 hours before Mountview management were granted full possession and t…
One of Liverpool's widest-reaching and most creative theatre companies, physical theatre specialists Tmesis, is returning with its latest show Beyond Belief.
The portrayal of early-onset Alzheimer's in Still Alice, touring to the King's all week, will certainly resonate with many, thanks largely to Sharon Small's magnetic central performance.
The Pint-Sized Playwriting Podcast exists to help emerging playwrights understand how to get ahead in the world of new theatre. This latest episode is with the excellent Imogen Sarre, litera…
Rebecca Scroggs is currently starring in Chris Bush's new work Steel, examining women in politics. She spoke to Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon about the play…
Bonnie Langford makes her long-awaited musical theatre return in 42nd Street, a tale of financial depression, showbusiness and the uncertainty that comes with both.
Karen Archer plays Juliana in The Other Place, a scientist in pharmaceuticals who is trying to arrange a meeting with her estranged daughter and divorcing her philandering husband Ian (Neil …
The first major stage production of Captain Corelli's Mandolin, based on the best-selling novel by Louis de Bernières will tour the UK in 2019, 25 years after the book was first published.
Lifeboat is a play that has the potential to say a lot about the human capacity for survival in life or death situations, and the extremes we can endure when faced with losing the ones we lo…
After a genuinely exhilarating Julius Caesar at the Bridge Theatre a few months ago, Shakespeare's subsequent tale Antony and Cleopatra has arrived at the National starring Ralph Fiennes and…
It was an award-winning hit at this year's Edinburgh Fringe and, like last year's Lord Dismiss Us, Glenn Chandler's latest stage offering, KIDS PLAY, has transferred to London's Above the St…
Bruce Alexander spoke to Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon about the history behind The Sweet Science of Bruising, playing at the Southwark Playhouse from 3 October.
An Adventure is a really lovely thing. Great writing, beautifully performed, artfully directed and an excuse to bop around to Brimful of Asha in the interval. Who needs more?
Despite a lack of connection, The Wipers Times celebrates a great, previously untold story, about war, journalism, tenacity, and the need for humour in difficult times.
Adam Kashmiry is a man that was born in Egypt in a woman's body. From a young age, he knew his soul didn't align with the gender he was assigned at birth, but it wasn't until he discovered t…
I liked 42nd Street when I saw it last year but I can't say that I truly loved it, it felt a 24-carat production of a gold-plated show. But upon revisiting, to celebrate Bonnie Langford's ar…
Alan Bennett's The Habit Of Art has returned to its meta-spiritual home this week, arriving at the Oxford Playhouse to amuse and entertain its erudite audience with in-jokes about the city's…
Iris Theatre's Arabian Nights is a gloriously colourful adaptation of a well-known collection of tales, freshened up by Iris Theatre " the puppetry is a highlight of the storytelling.
Unsuccessful West End outing for Dawn King's intriguing and evocative 2011 dystopian chiller.
The esteemed company of Pinter at the Pinter is joined by BrÃd Brennan, Janie Dee, Tom Edden, Abbie Finn, Robert Glenister, Isis Hainsworth, John Heffernan, Katherine Kingsley, Eleanor Ma…
Yes, indeed, get that drum rolling! HEAR ME HOWL officially premieres tonight (19 September 2018) at London's Old Red Lion Theatre. Alice Pitt-Carter stars in this one-woman play about a wom…
One week from today the Wild West is coming to north London care of Sense of Place Theatre's brand-new production of Jethro Compton's The Frontier Trilogy, running at Highbury's Hen & C…
A perfect match of star and show, Evita benefits mightily from the powerhouse vocals and intense presence of Tina Arena.
British-born stage and screenwriter Bathsheba Doran is coming home care of Jermyn Street Theatre's European premiere production of her 2010 hit Off-Broadway hit Parents' Evening, which start…
