Gift of the Gab, set in 1979 Brighton, takes place in Rizzini's, an Italian greasy spoon run by fiery Ric and his bellissimo daughter, Concetta. It's here we meet Gabe, Arthur and Stan, thre…
The whole production of Kary Brand's 3Women is a delight from start to finish. This beautiful display of talent deserves to be seen.
It's nearly time! Artistic director Iwan Lewis' major new production of Simon Stephens' play One Minute officially opens at the Barn Theatre, Cirencester, tomorrow (23 May 2018). Take a peek…
Nightfall is peppered with amusing lines, which are like pithy sayings providing us with observations about a range of topics. Certainly, Nightfall could be perceived as giving us a social c…
LLLC's Emma Clarendon spoke to Melvin Brown about bringing his show Chuck Berry Lives to the Brighton Festival.
Hikikomori is a sonic, visual and theatrical feast " the absolute best of what you want to see when you take a chance on new theatre.
What an achievement Effigies of Wickedness is. I adored it. It lifted me, and it broke me. It's a godsend, a wondrous co-production between the Gate and the English National Opera.
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
Louise Dearman's performance at The Other Palace was faultless. Her natural wit and charm had me smiling from ear to ear and just feeling joyous.
Following its critically acclaimed debut last year at the Brockley Jack, Broken Silence Theatre's Adam & Eve is returning for a longer run at Islington's Hope Theatre, now with new dire…
Though there are plenty of positive elements across As You Like It and Hamlet, they don't cohere as part of an over-arching style or concept.
Had Mindgame not been advertised as a psychological thriller, I dare say the surprises would have a greater impact. Even so, it's enjoyable as a homage to true crime and the dark side of the…
Got your tickets yet for the new 1979-set British black comedy The Gift of the Gab? The world premiere, written and directed by Simon David Eden, is now in its limited season at London's Whi…
Sarah Kendall's gift for finding the cosmic coincidence within near misses, loss and the everyday mundane comes to the fore here.
Amber Massie-Blomfield's book explores the history of theatres from across the UK, affectionately written but also deeply researched.
Ever-emerald classic The Wizard of Oz gleams with the polish of new designs, new humour and even new songs.
There is money out there to make projects happen. There are people with phenomenal expertise out there who can help. If you are interested in them, and what they are doing, and why they migh…
Seven Inch is a fantastic combination of comedy, cartoons, and creativity, and is great for those looking for something uplifting and entertaining throughout. The independent nature of the s…
In the Shadow of the Mountain takes important steps towards raising awareness of the broad spectrum of mental illness, and Borderline Personality Disorder in particular.
H.R. Haitch is a slightly repetitive, but not unenjoyable, new musical that's come at the right time for Royal Wedding fever " one to have a giggle at but not take too seriously.
Here, in Shakespeare's, 400 years ago, actors 'conjured' and beguiled their audiences. And so here, too, in 2018, theatre and As You Like It has again worked its magic.
Katy Brand's should be rightly proud of her first full-length play, 3Women. Her comedy instincts have served her well and she clearly has a flair for drama which I wish this production had e…
On the strength of the performances, I cannot help but recommend Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train, but be sure to take your patience with you.
The undeniable talent of the controversial Michael Jackson is fully on display in Thriller Live, an energetic and thoroughly exciting showcase of his greatest hits.
Now, Soho Theatre and DryWrite (the latter of which is run by Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Vicky Jones) are taking Fleabag on the road again, handing down the performing reins to Maddie Rice.