Patricia RodrÃguez and Mercè Ribo's show Derailed is an amalgam of improvisation, personal anecdotes and music, it fuses these disparate elements to create a wholly original show.
Revelling in its crassness, Hand to God is as deliberate in its intent to shock as it is obvious. A very strong local cast adds to the attraction of this Australian premiere.
Small Things Theatre Company continues its season of female-led work at this year's VAULT Festival with the premiere of BOOTS, co-written by Jessica Butcher and Sacha Voit. Sneak a peek at …
If you're looking for a family trip to the theatre, Dear Zoo is one of the best. As a first visit to the theatre, it's definitely ideal for all young ages.
Improvised murder mystery show Murder She Didn't Write brightens up the last Sunday of the month at the Leicester Square Theatre.
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical is a masterclass in singer/songwriting skills, showcased through wonderful music that really brightens up a cold winter's evening.
In The B*easts, Monica Dolan conveys an intelligent coolness as she makes her feelings known about social issues such as the pernicious effects of women's magazines. She also implies that if…
Ben Adams found fame as the lead singer in the pop group A1, but since then has been writing and producing for various artists, as well as working on his own music, starring in the UK tour o…
Maybe this Harold & Maude isn't a show for fans of the movie " it doesn't match up, but that's ok. It does still do a pretty good job in delivering a desperately needed dose of life aff…
Painful as this is to watch, Dust needs to be seen, and we need to take note of the devastation even a single death can cause, and take action wherever we can.
Matt Lucas, Tracy-Ann Oberman and Patricia Hodge will be joining the Festival 2018 cast at Chichester Festival Theatre.
There's this terrible balance between keeping the list short enough to hold attention but making sure great shows get shared. Hence why I've been defeated here, yet again, and we have a top …
But for the most part, this is a beautiful story of the relationship between a child and the story of The Rain God at The Vaults.
Robin (Linde) Steegman follows her VAULT success with Caravan Theatre with the full-length premiere of Sammy Kissin's one-woman black comedy All Boxed Up, which she performs as well as produ…
Tim Dutton is starring in a revival of Stephen Bill's award-winning play Curtains, at the Rose Theatre in Kingston until the 17 March. He spoke to Love London Love Culture about the product…
What could merely be dismissed as make-believe in The Winter's Tale gains real significance in what it can achieve for social cohesion, planting seeds in the minds of future theatremakers.
Christina Baston gives a heart-felt performance in Tales From Star City as the communications prodigy who becomes the conscience of the Soviet space program.
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
Mark Giesser's just-opened, Jazz Age-set adaptation of Anton Chekhov's 1899 short story The Lady with a Dog will transfer next month directly from south London's White Bear Theatre in Kennin…
Love London Love Culture picks five of the best shows to book for in March including The Best Man, Kiss of the Spider Woman and Caroline, Or Change.
Despite Felicity Dean's fine glint-in-the-eye portrayal of both the camp and the stern Princess, there are no fresh insights in Richard Stirling's script for A Princess Undone.
When told well, coming of age stories are very often a reminder of the fragility and beauty of life, inspiring a carpe diem attitude tempered with immense gratitude. That the 'Harold and Mau…
As part of her ongoing post-show Q&A series, on Thursday 29 March 2018, Mates co-founder Terri Paddock will talk to the creator and company of original British musical MISS NIGHTINGALE,…
Version 2.0 at the Leicester Square Theatre is a thematically dense play, that takes an unusual route to working out one's emotional baggage in public
It is impossible to predict the kind of show you're going to see when walking into the space, but The Very Important Child is totally entertaining, hilarious and loads of fun. By the end I w…