Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon spoke to Bilal Khan about making his stage debut in Dishoom! which opens at the Watford Palace Theatre on 12 September 2018.
Kiln Theatre's artistic director Indhu Rubasingham has today announced that Inua Ellams' The Half God of Rainfall joins the line-up for the opening season.
In a man's world, Budding Rose Productions is creating space where women take the lead, playing the kings, the warriors, and fools.
Showcasing high voltage tap dance and rugged, raw talent, Dein Perry's multi award-winning Tap Dogs celebrates its long-awaited return to the UK in 2018.
My problem with Aristocrats is that there is often a lot happening and sometimes it too easily diverts attention from the central narrative.
The notion that Michael Fentiman's The Importance of Being Earnest has ruffled a few feathers by daring to do something different, plus the kind of casting that I could never resist, meant t…
The full cast for the Almeida Theatre production of The Wild Duck by Henrik Ibsen, in a new version created by the venue's associate director Robert Icke, is Nicholas Day, Grace Doherty, Nic…
With plenty of influences from across film, there's still a lot to take from Clare Barron's play, and as annual dance fever arrives in the UK once again and mingles with a year of female-led…
Now I'm all for issue-based drama, and I do believe theatre has a responsibility to shine a light on areas of real social concern with the objective of moving and enlightening the audience.
Bohemia is packed full of breathtaking, hilarious, edge-of-your-seat performances " everything you could wish for in a show like this. "The night belongs to us," sings Miss Frisky during an …
At Hornchurch, artistic director Douglas Rintoul seems to have gone for the faithful-to-the-first-production approach: for example, Melanie Gutteridge's Beverly is a neatly dutiful homage to…
The Lyric Hammersmith has announced its spring 2019 season, the final productions programmed by outgoing artistic director Sean Holmes.
Whatever criticisms people may have of McDonagh, his neat plotting and big jokes are enough to entice people not usually interested in theatre. It may be Aidan Turner drawing the crowds in, …
Nick Bagnall directs this new production of Love's Labour's Lost, starring Charlotte Mills, Leaphia Darko and Tom Kanji. Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews…
Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss have created something truly special here in Six " a complete one of a kind, act of genius. Who knew history could be so entertaining? Seeing is believing though, s…
Melbourne is treated to an exclusive return season of the celebrated Maina Gielgud production of eternal ballet classic Giselle.
What should be a dazzling, if possibly dated, show was disappointing on so many levels. I would love to see it later in its journey and my expectation is that it will be a very different sto…
Bing Live! has long been a favourite of my four-year-old son, Cbeebies being his channel of choice and the young bunny having been a frequent 'visitor' in our living room over the past few y…
Meanness and greenness have often gone hand in hand at Regent's Park " £3.50 for a tiny ice cream cone, really? " but never more so than in Maria Aberg's confident production of Little Sh…
Black Cat: Bohemia is a French-style cabaret show combining many exciting acts, including fire eating, aerial choreography and hula-hoop jumping. All of this is interspersed with lots of sin…
On the broader theatrical landscape, there are plenty of things opening this month! In London Eugenius! returns to The Other Palace, Milly Thomas' Dust transfers to Trafalgar Studios 2, and …
Funny, upbeat and quintessentially British " Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss' Six at the Arts Theatre is the perfect mix of history and pop.
Written by Kevin Mandry and directed by Stephen Bailey, Eros takes place in the mid-1990s when dial-up internet connections were just beginning to be used and glamour models adorned popular …
Mark Shenton rounds up the latest news, reviews, podcasts and more from London and Broadway, including Prince Harry at Hamilton and Lin-Manuel Miranda at Southwark Playhouse.
What happens when you cross Shakespeare with… salsa? Summer Light Theatre relocates the bard’s classic comedy Much Ado About Nothing from 17th-century Italy to modern Spain wh…