Mr Stink is a great show for all the family at the theatre which is doing wonderful work around inclusivity to an incredible standard. The show is on until the 5 August, get down there, take…
Director Rebecca Vaa and writer Billie Collins spoke to Love London Love Culture about bringing Spiders to the Tristan Bates Theatre as part of the Camden Fringe.
In some ways, Allelujah! is perfectly symptomatic of the problem I have with the Bridge Theatre. Does London really need any new theatres, no matter how much people think they want interval …
This final sequence of Exit the King is mesmerising. The self-indulgent waffle and navel-gazing that makes up the rest of Marber's production? No thanks.
Next up in our Camden Fringe Featured Show series: after acclaim on tour, transgender theatremaker Edward/Edalia Day brings Super Hamlet 64, a new comedy about “videogames and…
Star rating: ***** Dinosaurs were on the loose in Birmingham last week and they were humongous, ferocious and hungry for an arena packed full of dino enthusiasts at Arena Birmingham. It̵…
It was the real red carpet treatment at the press night for the wonderful new children's show Madagascar The Musical. Wimbledon Theatre does this kind of thing so well and the whole event fe…
Poldark's Heida Reed will star with Iwan Rheon (Game of Thrones' Ramsay Bolton, Misfits) in the West End premiere of Foxfinder. Dawn King's unsettling and darkly comic drama will play a stri…
Miriam Gould is a theatre-maker, performer, musician and writer. This month her first solo show, Empty Room, comes to the Camden Fringe, drawing on Gould's own experience and family history,…
Out of the Forest Theatre's contribution to the genre comes in the form of Bury the Hatchet, self-described as a "true crime podcast meets bluegrass musical" and all sorts of fun with it.
Once again Scamp Theatre brings to life this delightful story, The Scarecrows' Wedding, which young and old alike can enjoy. Hopefully, the memory will stay with the youngsters forever, brin…
Though at the moment it looks quiet, I have finally got a draft schedule together for my time in Edinburgh, and it seems as if my plan to ease myself in has just gone out of the window… It…
Compelling, touching and uplifting, the classic children's tale Goodnight Mr Tom is brilliantly performed by the young cast and is sure to impress " just don't forget your tissues!
It's great to see a new Laura Wade play, with a female-focused cast and great writing, on stage at the National. Now put it on the Olivier, and it will be a bigger sign of progress.
The Almeida Theatre has announced a new production of Henrik Ibsen's The Wild Duck in a new version created by Almeida associate director Robert Icke.
The return of Mark Rylance to The Globe main stage is the lynchpin of Michelle Terry’s first season as Artistic Director and luring her predecessor back to play Iago in a new version o…
Hymn to Love, a unique one-woman homage to Edith Piaf starring Olivier nominee Elizabeth Mansfield, transferred last week to London's Jermyn Street Theatre, where it's racked another set of …
Every performer displays bucket-loads of charisma, musical talent and quite sublime circus skills in The Little Mermiad. Even if you don't have a child to entertain, you can't fail to be utt…
Yet again, the people of Newbury find themselves spoiled with this display of some of the finest talent in the land putting on a show that alongside being a rollercoaster of emotions, Sweet …
'If you never dream " then you can never have a dream come true." This is something that Richard Shelton firmly believes in. We sat down to have a chat about just that and Richard's new sho…
Overall, Fame is still the thrilling, joyous, slightly melodramatic story we've all come to know. The music is beautifully contrasted with love songs and ballads to full-out dance numbers, a…
As The Phantom of the Opera heads into its 33rd year at London's Her Majesty's Theatre, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh are delighted to announce that Tim Howar will play The Phan…
In this episode of The Show People Podcast, host Andrew Keates is joined by Josh Boyd-Rochford, chief operating officer and an agent at Simon and How Associates, who also teaches, produces a…
Ian Stroughair aka Velma Celli has the voice of an angel, is as hilarious as they come and truly knows how to put on a show. His latest venture is Iconic " A History of Drag which will be pl…
One of London Pub Theatre's 'Top Picks' for this year's Camden Fringe, Your Molotov Kisses is almost ready to debut its new British version at London's Etcetera Theatre from 8 to 16 August 2…