The actress Dorothea Myer-Bennett spoke to Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon about starring in the world premiere production of Alexis Zegerman's Holy Sh!t at the Kiln Theatre from 5…
Tom Latter's production of Jim Cartwright's tragic comedy The Rise & Fall of Little Voice captures the sense of isolation between mother and daughter well and is a perfect reminder that…
Su Pollard's Birdie, like the play Harpy, isn't the persona she presents. The wit and humour give way to something that feels like an emotional punch in the gut.
Hugh Dennis, Lesley Garrett and John Marquez will star in The Messiah, a Biblical new comedy by Patrick Barlow, the Olivier Award-winning writer of The 39 Steps. Ahead of a planned Wes…
A devastating and often surreal critique of a state's oppression of a minority, with a strictly limited dissemination in the country it was written in, A Little Hero is a brave first play fo…
Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show is the ideal way to start a day at the Fringe, with laughs and refreshments galore " a fine selection of short plays.
Go see You & I if you like: high-level circus technique, Disney films, romance, stage shows, men who aren't afraid to show vulnerability.
Ganymede, TypeCast Productions' reworking of Shakespeare at Paradise in Augustines, is an intriguing production that uses the spirit of the Bard to cast light on contemporary concerns.
Adrian Lester, Jason Manford and Meow Meow will star in the Royal Albert Hall's production of Guys and Dolls, which comes to the iconic London venue for three performances only on 19 and 20 …
John Goodwin, who has died at the age of 97, was one of the most influential behind-the-scenes figures of British subsidised theatre in the latter half of the 20th century, admired and somet…
Ed Edwards' new play The Political History of Smack & Crack takes the hopeless territory of addiction, a never-ending round of petty crime, near death, recovery and decline, and places …
For swashbuckling family fun this summer, look no further than Iris Theatre's The Three Musketeers. Set at the beautiful St Paul's Church in Covent Garden, the largely open-air production ta…
Doom and gloom shows are a dime a dozen at the Fringe, and these two address a particular brand of disaster with varying results.
Screening Alan Bennett's Allelujah! on the big screen may well alter the viewer's perspective, placing it within the tradition of television and film drama that lends itself to the cliffhang…
The Tony Award-nominated hit musical Waitress will have its official UK premiere in the West End in spring 2019. Currently playing its third year on Broadway, the show will bring with it an …
Full casting has been announced for the highly-anticipated West End transfer of the Young Vic production of The Inheritance, the new play by Matthew Lopez which will run for a strictly limit…
You feel like you are eavesdropping on a conversation at the table next to you " The Approach is utterly compelling and its resonance lingers long after you've left the theatre.
Pretty Woman the Broadway musical is featured highly on LLLC's six musicals that need to come to London list " so here's what the critics have been making of it…
Science as you've never seen it before, and sure to inspire the next generation of scientists " Mark Thompson's engaging presenting style has the audience in the palm of his hand.
Claire van Kampen's decision to eschew gimmick/concept is a bold statement in a production of Othello that generously places the focus firmly on plot and character, and pays dividends for it.
To see or not to see? That is the question. But this is a hilarious take on Shakespeare's famous Hamlet, but not as you or I know it.
Ink Asher Hemp (they/them) is trans nonbinary. They are taking up space and they are not apologising in this one-person show with a bit of spoken word that overviews trans and queer issues.
There is no doubting Killymuck's powerful message, it is moving and tough but there is also love and laughter along the way.
Arthur Miller's 1968 play The Price at Theatre Royal Bath gives its star, David Suchet, another landmark stage role in an already exemplary career
Ladykiller is a compelling one-woman show that explores the imbalance between the sexes for a deadly purpose " Hannah McClean is breathtaking.