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Allan Neve's play is an exploration of a father-daughter life over the decades. Starting when daughter Lucy (Georgia Theodoulou) comes home to look after her father Charlie (Keiron Self), a …
If you've watched Peaky Blinders then with Incognito Theatre's Tobacco Road you'll be on familiar territory.
I thoroughly enjoyed the RSC's Imperium. Great writing, clever production, brilliantly acted. Overall, a great day out in Ancient Rome.
Theatre doesn't need another all-white, all-male absurdist production ridiculing vulnerable people. Whilst fun in its staging and innovative in its storytelling, Flies lazily exploits cishet…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's Emilia now playing at the Shakespeare's Globe.
This response was produced as part of the #CircusVoices scheme for developing critical practice around circus arts.
Review from: Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh Festival Fringe; 14t…
With tears still filling my eyes, I left the Stockwell Playhouse feeling moved, inspired and overjoyed at the talent of this amazing production, performed by the British Theatre Academy.
A dangerously addictive hour of comedy, bringing you silliness of Tudor proportions " an absolute must-see laugh-fest!
Myra Collins recognises a national yearning for hope and what people are willing to pay for assurance… Written and performed by Lucy Roslyn, Showmanship is an intimate portrayal of one wom…
Ten years ago, physical theatre performer Tania Coke performed her first solo show at London's Cockpit Theatre as part of its Theatre in the Pound programme. Now, after eight years abroad, s…
Love Island meets Big Brother meets Black Mirror in Sam Coulson's Love Lab, which sees two singletons locked in a room together for seven days in an attempt to make them fall in love.
Writer Madeline Gould's pitch black play Ladykiller perverts stereotypes to explore female criminality but more than that. Her (Hannah McClean) uses female stereotypes to her murderous advan…
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
Jon Gracey's show features a cast of top Fringe comedians (Mandy Dassa, Lucy Farrett, Emily Lloyd-Saini, Chazz Redhead, Katherine Rodden and Thom Tuck) and sets the audiences up as the jury …
Did you miss Milly Thomas' Dust, set after the protagonist's suicide, at last year's Edinburgh Fringe or at Soho Theatre? Let our production photo gallery be a reminder to book now so you do…
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre finishes its summer season with an outrageously kitsch and eccentric production of Little Shop of Horrors that will leave you singing its infectious title song…
Sally Field and Bill Pullman will star as Kate and Joe Keller in Arthur Miller's All My Sons, directed by Jeremy Herrin, in a co-production with Headlong Theatre at The Old Vic in spring 201…
Egg may be a comedy, but the underlying message behind the sketches is that women are still underrepresented in comedy, in the workplace and are still being objectified.
Jordan Luke Gage will be taking over the lead role of Strat from Andrew Polec in the West End production of Bat Out Of Hell " The Musical at the Dominion Theatre from 3 September 2018.
Love London Love Culture's Kirsty Herrington reviews Spiders playing at the Tristan Bates Theatre as part of the Camden Fringe.
The WWI Wardrobe Project has emotional force as well as a certain charm as Immersive Response's production seeks to make 1917 more immediate.
This quick blog is really to highlight one big area which we always talk about. How do you find the right audience for your show, and get them to come in to see you?
Have you bookmarked Stagedoor's new weekly theatre podcast In House? This week's episode sees poet, journalist and Critics of Colour founder Bridget Minamore interviewing Theatre503's Lisa S…
However implausible its set up may be, I really enjoyed Pressure. It's so much more engaging and fun and gripping than it has any right to be and is a case study in just really superb acting.
The Fringe can be quite a draining experience, but Don Juan is the perfect pick-me-up. Honestly, you'll come out feeling like a million dollars, and who doesn't need that now and again?