The stage at Milton Keynes Theatre was stormed by dinosaurs " from the plant-eating Triceratops to the terrifying T-Rex, all Dino life could be found, in the capable hands of Explorer, Miran…
The West End transfer of Kevin Elyot's Coming Clean will run at Trafalgar Studios from 2 from 9 January to 2 February 2019 (press night on 11 January), directed by Adam Spreadbury-Maher, art…
Come mid-January, the Strand will look a fair bit different for theatregoers as both Kinky Boots and Dreamgirls have posted advance closing notices, leaving the Adelphi and the Savoy respect…
The White Rose is a reminder that 'speaking out' is never a 'passive' option " that's one's words do matter and have consequences. It also serves to remind us that true bravery isn't about b…
It has been a heady time for Bristol's The Wardrobe Ensemble, their last two Edinburgh shows have won public acclaim and Fringe Firsts and the company is now taking up residency this August …
Next up in our Camden Fringe Featured Show series, the untold story of Denmark during the Second World War - and, specifically, the double standards held against their own women is the subje…
Milly Thomas is a London-based actor and writer whose solo show Dust is about to transfer to the West End, following critically acclaimed runs at last year's Edinburgh Fringe and London's So…
If you know and love your musicals, you will not want to miss this hilarious parody that keeps the audience thoroughly engaged and entertained.
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, on Wednesday 12 September 2018, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock returns to Clapham's Omnibus Theatre for a new modern take on Lorca classic B…
This wonderful production of Sasha Regan's all-male Iolanthe is now in the final leg of its UK tour. As such, the cast " who, reviews have suggested, were excellent to begin with - have now …
Another one of our Camden Fringe Featured Shows, American actor and activist Victoria Cano's playwriting debut Pomegranate Season premieres at the Cockpit Theatre from 20 to 22 August 2018. …
Patrick Marber's engaging production of Exit the King builds on the central strangeness of Ionesco's work, attempting to break down our ongoing battle with the idea of death and why no one w…
Having recently completed the restoration of the Victoria Palace Theatre, Delfont Mackintosh Theatres (DMT) are turning their attention to implementing a recommended programme of restorative…
In her continuing series of "Bat Month" coverage, Rewrite This Story's Olivia Mitchell catches up with Bat Out of Hell's Christina Bennington, who stars as Raven, and Jordan Luke Cage, who a…
Walking into the Royal Court to see Rory Mullarkey's new show Pity, one is welcomed by a full brass band, a working ice-cream stand and a heck of a lot of colour. The energy in the room is b…
Maverick Macedonian-born theatremaker Petar Miloshevski brings his brand-new solo show to this year's Camden Fringe. The Passion According to Bibi, about the future of sex, runs for two perf…
Alan Bennett's latest play has officially opened at the Bridge Theatre, the premiere production directed by Bennett's frequent collaborator and Bridge artistic director Nicholas Hytner. Here…
After another round of strong reviews for the final offering in its inaugural season, the Barn Theatre has announced a one-week extension for its revival of Jim Cartwright's The Rise and Fal…
This week we chat with the vocal goddess that is Aimie Atkinson. Aimie is a part of glitzy girl-group Goldstone who recently won the Voice of Astana competition; she is also starring in the …
Rob Houchen, Neil McDermott, Emily Tierney, Alex Bourne and Simon Thomas are joining the cast of British musical Eugenius! when it returns for a six-week season at The Other Palace from 1 Se…
End of the Pier is funny, poignant and thought-provoking. It leaves no stone unturned in its examination both of comedy and cruelty. It does well in showing how well the two become seamlessl…
Josh Barrow spoke to Love London Love Culture about reprising his role in Silk Road (How to Buy Drugs Online), playing at the Trafalgar Studios from 7 August 2018.
A chance to turn the clock back and hear Simon and Garfunkel at their very best pops up now an then at the Lyric Theatre. And for fans of the duo, which produced some of the most influential…
Written by Lucy Burke and directed by Peter Taylor, Weird looks at the arduous task of trying to live a 'normal' life, while coping with an obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)…
Now, on the main stage at the Royal Court Theatre, Rory Mullarkey's leftfield fantasy, Pity, offers a surreal state-of-the-world account of our society, and of its discombobulations.