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Artistic director of Theatre Royal Stratford East, Nadia Fall, has today announced her inaugural season, beginning this September.
An imaginatively staged take on The Scottish Play which, in its leading roles, is stunningly performed. All in all a bloody, good, Macbeth.
Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori's complex and challenging civil rights musical Caroline, or Change makes its long-awaited London return to the Hampstead Theatre.
The Lady With a Dog has the potential to be great and, as a fan of Chekhov myself, I want it to achieve that. It just needs to develop to get there.
George Blagden, Sebastian Roché and Olivia Ross are among the latest actors to have joined the West End cast of Tartuffe, alongside the previously announced Paul Anderson and Audrey Fleurot.
Based on the eye-opening true stories of Japanese people abducted by the North Korean regime, in order for them to train spies and saboteurs, Great Wave expresses thrilling feelings of loss,…
If a successful future is to be unlocked for Lock and Key then much work is needed on its book. The show is crying out for credible characters who engage in plausible human interaction, and …
I can't help thinking Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm? would make a better podcast than it does a live performance. It's not bad by any means, but it will suit audiences with an interest in tr…
Dirty Little Machine is this close to smashing through theatrical boundaries, what with its dalliances into non-linear storytelling, but it could certainly go further.
In adding herself to the short list of actors who've tackled Not I, Jess Thom has made a powerful statement, one which challenges conceptions of what theatre is, and what it can do.
Theatre Re's artistic director Guillaume Pigé spoke to Love London Love Culture about The Nature of Forgetting, playing at the Shoreditch Town Hall from 24 to 28 April.
So Ramps on the Moon is living up to its wonderfully optimistic name. It really is creating ramps " ways in " to fabulous, moon-like opportunities to talented people of all sorts. Bravo! I'm…
Award-winning producer Katy Lipson of Aria Entertainment is joining forces new partnership with New York City-based Tony and Olivier Award-winning theatre and film producer Jim Kierstead of …
Banana Crabtree Simon, a one-man play written by television snooker commentator turned playwright Dave Hendon, officially receives its world premiere tomorrow night (22 March 2018) at London…
Suffice to say, Mark Arends and Frances Arends deliver sterling performances in Old Fools, rooting the lives of Tom and Viv in very relatable emotions and circumstances.
To mark the centenary year of Muriel Spark's birth, the Donmar Warehouse will present a new stage adaptation of the author's iconic novel The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, adapted by Scottish p…
Great Apes at the Arcola Theatre is a fascinating play that is both wildly entertaining and extremely thought-provoking.
A lively and emotional actor-musician production of The Secret Garden marks a fantastic debut for the brand new Barn Theatre in the Cotswolds.
We need more representation from minority backgrounds, fewer white people, fewer middle/ upper-class reviewers, more representation from people with disabilities… If we don't, theatre just…
Whip-crack-away! The Deadwood Stage has made a very special trip down from Sydney to deliver this rollicking hit production of Calamity Jane to the musical-loving theatregoers of Melbourne.
Edinburgh's Lung Ha Theatre Company has created a strong and emphatically direct production of Chekhov's Three Sisters in a new version by Adrian Osmond at the Traverse and on a short tour.
3Women, the debut play by the award-winning comedian and writer Katy Brand, will premiere at Trafalgar Studios 2, starring Anita Dobson, Debbie Chazen, Maisie Richardson-Sellers and Oliver G…
Madhouse re:exit is an immersive production which travels through the tunnels, cellars and caverns underneath Shoreditch Town Hall, and tackles the stigma and ignorance around learning diffi…
After the Ball isn't quite sure what it wants to say, yet a standout performance from Emily Tucker will keep you interested.
Tristan Bernays' final scene is simple and heartbreaking " the whole room burst into tears at the exact same moment. Suddenly all of the bits that don't work tremendously well don't seem to …
