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Rightfully tough to take in its exploration of mental illness, Meghan Tyler’s Medicine impresses at the Hope Theatre
“You taught me the wrong things”
It’s a re…
In short, Swan Lake is a marvellous evening's dance and a production that should appeal to both connoisseurs and novices alike. Now that's what I call ballet.
Priyanga Burford spoke to Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon about her role as Hermione in The Winter's Tale at the Shakespeare's Globe and her upcoming role in BBC's new drama Press.
Jonathan Lewis' play SOLDIER ON transfers this autumn to The Other Palace Theatre for a limited five-week season to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One. Writer/di…
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, on Thursday 6 September 2018, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock returns to Trafalgar Studios for award-winning one-woman play DUST, written and…
Theatre is supposed to reflect society, challenge and change but how can it do that when its programming doesn't fully embrace the full gamut of ethnicity, sexual orientation and balance of …
Writer Kevin Mandry's new play, Eros, is a topical three-hander at the White Bear Theatreabout the female body, consent and agency, set in the 1990s at the dawn of the internet.
What better way to celebrate what would have been Leonard Bernstein's 100th birthday, than at the Royal Albert Hall with a glorious performance of On The Town?
There is undoubtedly a thrill in seeing a huge and highly professional ballet company perform one of the classic masterworks in one of the city's most beautiful settings.
Mark Shenton offers a wrap-up of news from the West End, Broadway and Edinburgh, including the West End transfer of Waitress, Edward Hall saying farewell to Hampstead Theatre and Laura Benan…
This is an important play and a convincingly guttural response to Sandy Hook, but staging it outside of America makes me uneasy.
This cabaret show not only had great performances by its leading ladies and supporting artists, but also it has the biggest heart.
Anti Disposition's Much Ado About Nothing is a visual treat that's chock full of wit and impeccable physical comedy, not to mention the beautiful musical interludes " a glorious Shakespearea…
David Ireland's play Ulster American, about a Hollywood actor arriving in Britain to play the lead in a play by an Ulster Protestant writer, is a riot.
Playwright Danusia Samal spoke to LLLC's Emma Clarendon about Busking It which will play as part of HighTide Walthamstow from the 21 to 23 September 2018.
Midsummer is indeed a sweet, imaginative rom-com celebrating the madness and delirium of midsummer and the value of taking risks in life and love.
Square Rounds is the seventh production from Proud Haddock, founded in 2014, and the first of its two this autumn to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. Founder and artisti…
If, as a child, you had a box of treasures and would open it to admire and cherish the contents, knowing what was there but loving seeing each precious thing, you might have the same sensati…
I booked my ticket for Penelope Skinner's new play, Angry Alan, before the Fringe started and it has subsequently won a Fringe First Award which raised expectations " and it didn't disappoin…
So now I'm back in London (filled with my own special brand of Fringe Flu), and all my reviews are done (though I'm still not quite sure how I did it), I thought I should really make sure I …
I was as baffled as anyone to explain why I was on the edge of my seat and engrossed by the inner workings of quantum engineering, astrophysics and nuclear fission as explained in Michael Fr…
DUPed is a low-key but important monologue, fascinating in itself but something that also feels like the notes for something bigger to come.
Hot on the heels of EROS comes another topical, and highly political, new play at London's White Bear Theatre. Rib Davis' The Sword of Alex, which presents two competing versions of national…
Does Beatrice love Benedick? Does Macron love May? The entente cordiale is alive and well in award-winning Antic Disposition's lively production of Much Ado About Nothing.
The Norse mythology musical you've been waiting for, unashamedly silly and brilliantly performed " and there's even a tap number.
