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"You look like a fucking idiot." There was so much love in this insult, that with all the crap this family have to deal with you knew they'd muddle through it together.
This perceptive and entertaining show celebrates the highs and lows of being a musical theatre performer through the songs of Alexander S Bermange.
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, on Thursday 14 June 2018, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock returns to London's Park Theatre to quiz the team behind the long-overdue London pr…
Gemma Sutton will star as Angel, alongside Caroline O'Connor in the first London revival in 20 years of Kander and Ebb's The Rink.
So riotously colourful that it makes The Lion King look noir, SpongeBob SquarePants the Broadway Musical is a giddily gleeful confection of music and movement that rightfully takes its place…
Opening this year's CircusFest, Pirates of the Carabina's Relentless Unstoppable Human Machine offers gentle delights at the Roundhouse.
In 1982, six war veterans fought on separate sides of the Falklands/Malvinas war. Now, in Minefield, they stand together on stage to tell their stories.
Disney has clearly spent a fortune on white-hot property Frozen the Broadway Musical, and yet the new musical is lukewarm at best.
Just a few days to go until the European premiere of Audrey Cefaly's award-winning American two-hander THE GULF at London's Tristan Bates Theatre. Find out what it's all about from stars Ann…
Peppa Pig remains such a popular television programme for children of varying ages, that the live show has something for everyone, from a tiny age to school age and beyond.
Mark Houston is currently appearing in the Polka Theatre's production of Chocolate Cake, based on Michael Rosen's poem (playing until 13 May 2018). He spoke to Love London Love Culture about…
Polly Findlay pulls out all the stops for her visually enticing production of Macbeth for the Royal Shakespeare Company.
This late bloomer definitely has legs. The debut play by 91-year-old James Hugh Macdonald's Happy Warriors has got both audiences and reviewers raving. The three-hander, centring on a wartim…
Fresh from winning awards, racking up her third novel, vlogging regularly and quite possibly plotting world domination, Carrie Hope Fletcher has now released her debut album When The Curtain…
Rachel Lumberg is an award-winning actress who has been in a whole host of shows from The Full Monty to Romeo and Juliet. She's currently starring as Rachel in the UK tour of The Band.
For what Donnellan accomplishes with classical text, here so often revered and dogmatically adhered to, still makes Pericles worthy of praise.
Following a positive response to its sell-out 2017 workshop, 80s cult classic Heathers " The Musical will premiere at London's The Other Palace from 9 June 2018 with Carrie Hope Fletcher in …
Over the last few years, images of refugees fleeing their homes in search of safety in Europe have become such a common sight in our newspapers and on our TV screens that they've begun to lo…
Following a successful three-week run at West Yorkshire Playhouse earlier this year, Christine Mary Dunford's newly adapted version of Lisa Genova's best-selling novel, Still Alice, will tou…
Details have been revealed of the full cast joining Hollywood star Orlando Bloom who will star as a cop who moonlights as a killer-for-hire in multi award-winning Tracy Letts' blackly comic …
It's been a golden week for James Graham, British theatre's wonder boy. After winning an Olivier Award for his comedy, Labour of Love, he now has another show in the West End, this time a tr…
This month award-winning actress Kacey Ainsworth is treading the boards at Nottingham Playhouse, taking the role of the tyrannical Warden in Nottingham Playhouse's production of Louis Sachar…
I loved this one. Siobhan Macmillan's one-woman show Mirrors uses a modern fairytale to bring a series of women vividly to life in a rich, action-packed hour of fantastical theatre.
For something fun and light-hearted, especially for those wanting to break into the theatre world, I Wish My Life Were Like a Musical is worth a view.
Brutal and bleak, Kenneth Emson's Plastic is uncompromising about how desperate life can get for those feeling left behind.
