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John Tiffany directs this new production of Pinocchio, which features the score and songs from the beloved Walt Disney film and is running at the National Theatre until 7 April 2018. Love Lo…
2017 has been a bumper year for Break A Leg, we've literally been all over the place in as many theatres as possible and loving every minute.
Despite a slow, measured start, I upped the pace after a while and (after today) will have somehow managed to see 212 different shows (my P.B.) " and 291 shows in total, equalling 2016.
Wilton's is perhaps the most atmospheric theatre in the country, a miraculously preserved jewel box of a space, fringed with flaked plaster and precariously supported on barley sugar columns.
One of Dicken's masterpieces, A Christmas Carol is a natural classic for this time of the year, and contributed to creating the very notion of Christmas as we have known it for the past 174 …
Here we are again at the end of another year; so without further ado, here's a bit of a list " the best theatre and performance from Liverpool (and surrounds) of 2017.
Proving that you don't need to win the reality show that you're in to set your career, and that it's your talent that matters, Rachel Tucker's success is testament to just how far hard work …
After choosing in 2016 to focus on Shakespeare (in the 400th anniversary of his death), I went completely different this year and made it my mission to learn more about, and see more shows f…
More than a year after its triumphant world premiere in Sydney, Dream Lover finally arrives in Melbourne. Anchored by the extraordinary star turn of David Campbell, the potent, pristine prod…
This year I saw 105 shows so picking my top 10 was pretty tricky!
It's been 12 years since I first saw The Rat Pack Live and not much has changed. That's not a bad thing if you're going to see this tribute show for a love of the music.
Hypatia Tarleton (Marli Siu) is a young woman in demand. She's beautiful and intelligent, spirited and a little fiery. And her father is also filthy rich.
With the New Year firmly within sight, here's Love London Love Culture's guide to some of the best theatre to see during January.
This is the first fully curated season of work we have announced since opening the venue, so it feels like a long time coming in terms of a clear and united narrative about the type of work …
With a small cast of lead roles, an extremely able ensemble and a set to rival most of the pantomimes I've seen this season " it's one to bag a ticket for if you can.
So, how was your Christmas then? If you're like me, your thoughts will already be turning to 2018 and all those good intentions you're going to put into practice.
This new play about refugee-camp life in Calais is a gruelling docu-drama, powerful but oh so middle class!
As a functioning theatre addict I clocked up 145 different shows in 2017. Which is no mean feat as my amateur status means I paid to see all these shows (as this is an unsustainable addictio…
It has been announced that the new musical stage show A Spoonful of Sherman will be touring the UK in 2018. The first ten dates on the tour in February and March have been confirmed fo…
I've seen more than my fair share of Pantomimes this season " oh yes I have! I'm having a ball and I've liberally dished out the stars which have been richly deserved.
"It keeps a show fresh if you're innovative, but it's no good setting out to be 'different' for the sake of it. It's essential that you remain true to your character and the situation he's i…
The Unity's Christmas show occupies a much-needed niche by virtue of it offering an affordable family show that is a panto-free zone.
This year variety has been the thing (though I've still managed to stack up certain repeat attendances), so that means I've seen a serious amount of performers " some even two or three times!
Following on from last year's highly successful production of The Red Shoes, Matthew Bourne's New Adventures presents Cinderella at Sadler's Wells before embarking on a UK tour.
The Bristol Old Vic's new British musical, based on Victor Hugo's story, has transferred to London. What have critics made of The Grinning Man's West End transfer, now running at Trafalgar S…
