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There are, of course, a range of new shows to choose from " both in and out of London. Pigspurt's Daughter (by Ken Campbell's daughter Daisy) plays at Hampstead's Downstairs venue, Honey wil…
The full line-up for the 2018 HighTide Festivals in Aldeburgh and Walthamstow has been announced, alongside the news that artistic director Steven Atkinson will stand down in 2019 after 12 y…
Imperium II: Dictator continues a compelling look at (Roman) politics at the Gielgud Theatre but I do feel obliged to point out just how male-heavy the piece skews.
In the final tragic year of the Great War's centenary, and 102 years (almost to the day) since the commencement of the Battle of the Somme, For King And Country reminds us of the mental deva…
Despite some enjoyable scenes, this is more of a comedy revue than a compelling drama. And just proves that we really don't need another play on the fertility industry.
Which shows have you earmarked so far for this year's Camden Fringe? As part of our Featured Show series, we'd like to draw your attention to Lita Doolan's Time for Tea, which opens the mont…
Melbourne musical theatre cognoscenti made their adoration of Patti LuPone clear, giving the first of many standing ovations the moment she stepped on stage.
The average age of the audience for Peppa Pig's Adventure has to be about three, but given the noise level throughout this short and fun new show, each and every toddler is captivated by the…
This is an enjoyable production of A Midsummer Night's Dream for those who know the play. A light and frothy interpretation heavy on the laughs, less so on the love.
This week's advice is brought to you by the two Frankie Vallis from the current UK tour of Jersey Boys: Michael Watson and Dayle Hodge...
A Romeo and Juliet like no other, made all the more unpredictable with the inclusion of alcohol " you've not lived until you've seen Juliet swigging a pint at the altar!
Wilton's Music Hall today has announced its autumn season which will feature: ENO presenting Paul Bunyan as part of ENO Studio Live; the world premiere of Sketching by James Graham; and the …
Sweet, funny and with a powerful and very topical message for audiences of all ages, Knock Knock packs a surprising emotional punch.
One For Sorrow may run out of steam a bit in its second act, but One For Sorrow remains a play for both your brain and your pulse. Explosive.
Imperium is a powerful production of a story that is strikingly relatable to audiences watching it in 2018. A brilliant and lavish production " highly recommended.
Paying tribute to the NHS in its 70th year, the specially-commissioned monologues of The Greatest Wealth made for a great night at the Old Vic.
Director and choreographer Gillian Lynne, who will always be remembered for her groundbreaking work for musicals Cats and The Phantom of the Opera, has died at the age of 92. On 22 June 2018…
The Jungle by Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson has won the South Bank Sky Arts Awards in the 2018 Theatre category, while at the same ceremony Benedict Cumberbatch received the coveted Outstandi…
A nice enough experience and a valiant attempt at making The Tempest more bearable, though a bit more trimming would be ideal " however, it's a visual wonder that makes excellent use of the …
Rebecca Newman spoke to Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon about bringing the beloved We're Going on a Bear Hunt to the West End over the summer…
This is a superb and brilliantly performed production of Shakespeare's 'problem' play. If you know the Globe, this Winter's Tale is a terrific summer show. If you don't know the venue, then …
Beth Burrows is certainly one to watch for the future, and this fascinating, entertaining show deserves to get bigger audiences.
For all my scepticism about the views expressed by some characters, I decidedly think this is impressive work from a playwright to be taken seriously and it's only very slightly too long and…
Director Thom Southerland, at the helm since 2013, has created a masterpiece of modern theatre in Titanic that is packed with emotion and winning performances.
Conductor Freddie Tapner spoke to Love London Love Culture about the London Musical Theatre Orchestra's latest concert King, playing at the Hackney Empire this weekend (on the 30 June and 1 …
