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There's a world (indeed, a universe) of possibilities in this intriguing play about decisions and repercussions.
Rose is a career woman who wants a baby but not a relationship. Adam's a deadbeat musician who had a bad childhood and has zero interest in procreating.
It might seem a bit odd to come out of a Shakespeare play raving about the singing and music. Yet these elements are part of what lifts Phillip Breen's captivating new RSC production.
Female-led theatre covers every topic imaginable, but one subject that you would expect to be insightful is what's motherhood REALLY like. The inception of The Good Enough Mums Club began se…
We meet Vanya and Sonia in their morning room, which overlooks the pond. We are in America, and they wait for the daily appearance of the blue heron.
Named by parents who loved Che…
The Almeida Theatre has announced its line-up of productions for spring 2022, including two rescheduled premieres that were postponed by the pandemic.
Junior doctor turned multi-award-winning writer and comedian Adam Kay returns to the stage this festive season with a reminder to spare a thought for the hard-working staff of the NHS as we …
The first thing you'll notice when you enter the auditorium is the incredible set design which brings you right into Beverley and Laurence Moss's decadent lounge.
Hit screen-to-stage musical Dirty Dancing returns to the West End in February next year for an 11-week run from 2 February 2022.
Paul Nolan, the Coventry veteran who now stars as Scrooge in the Albany Theatre's new locally-set A Christmas Carol, hopes this brand-new version "awakens our hearts and haunts us pleasantly…
Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon outlines the top five reasons why you should (if you can) catch the new West End revival of Cabaret, starring Eddie Redmayne and Jessie Buckley.
Everyone deserves a happy ending, and as we head towards the festive season, messages of hope and forgiveness start to provide us with a real sense of magic.
I have always wondered why the Old Vic have chosen to bring back this production of A Christmas Carol " was it simply because the story is a classic and audiences will continue to flock to s…
You know the story of how two Cambridge students, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss (who also directs) created this Tudor "herstory", took it to Edinburgh, and recently opened it after COVID delays …
Well worth the ever-extended wait, the lush new Melbourne Theatre Company production of Shakespeare's pleasantly pastoral comedy As You Like It proves an appealing year-end treat.
On LoveLondonLoveCulture, Emma Clarendon rounds up the reviews for multi-award-winning novelist Zadie Smith's debut play The Wife of Willesden?
Al Smith's new play was jinxed before it started - and, bogged down in cartoonish detail, it never really recovers.
Louisa May Alcott's timeless 1886 classic has earned praise and adoration, especially after the recent film adaptation.
The nostalgia musical is back in full force with crowd-pleasing easy listening stories that looks back to the 1950s and 60s for their inspiration.
You gather in an unassuming office reception to start " looking much like any of the thousands of office receptions in the surrounding part of the city.
London's Park Theatre has announced details of its new spring season, running from 9 February to 30 April 2022.
As the stage was plunged into darkness at the end of Manor on the National Theatre's Lyttelton stage, I was thinking: What was the point?
'Tis the season to be Julie! Sarah-Louise Young brings her acclaimed cabaret show Julie Madly Deeply, a tribute to showbiz icon Dame Julie Andrews, to London's Park Theatre for a limited Chr…
Translating poetry to the stage can be challenging for both performer and audience, the importance of the language while alive and vivid on the page can feel verbose or intangible, even stat…
Glitter, sequins, laughter and tears await as you discover what everybody is saying about Jamie!
