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Named after the group's biggest hit and only chart-topper (which knocked The Beatles off the chart's top spot), All Or Nothing is a biographical piece of 60s nostalgia about a generation of …
Insignificance should be the perfect Terry Johnson play; characters based on real people based on a slightly surreal concept such as Hysteria, his play about Sigmund Freud and Salvador Dali …
I was at a Shadows workshop at the weekend with the amazing and challenging Jamie Catto, who is Insanely Gifted. I had the privilege to work with 12 of the Authentic Artists who are on a two…
Sizzling with eroticism, this provocative, highly seductive two-hander sees Natalie Dormer and David Oakes exquisitely deliver pleasure & pain.
After DC Moore's flawed Common comes Mullarkey's similarly flawed Saint George and the Dragon. Taking the myth of George, the legendary dragon slayer and rescuer of damsels in distress, the …
The script is beautifully crafted, moving at a pace that flits between thundering forward to reflect the fast passage of time and pulling back to uncover a multitude of truths.
Lorca classic The House of Bernarda Alba (La Casa de Bernarda Alba) gets a major new production " with performances in both Spanish and English " at the custom-built Cervantes Theatre,…
The first crime uncovered in Witness for the Prosecution is that this amazing space, the glorious council chamber of the LCC then GLC at County Hall has not been pressed into service for sit…
CLOC Musical Theatre revives seminal Broadway classic A Chorus Line in a production that neatly balances a fresh interpretation with respectfully traditional elements.
Judy Garland, Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe come alive in astonishing one-woman cabaret SIRENS OF THE SILVER SCREEN, running for a strictly limited London season from Upstairs at the Gat…
After receiving rave reviews, being shortlisted as one of only ten musicals for the Musical Theatre Review Best Musical Award and being nominated for Best Musical at the Broadway World Award…
Things and times change and there are plenty of newer schools doing things differently but worth considering even though they don't yet qualify for funding so students have to be self-financ…
Have you booked yet for the critically acclaimed London premiere of Jane Upton's award-winning play All the Little Lights, inspired by sexual exploitation scandals like the Rochdale sex ring…
Have you booked yet to see Front Foot Theatre's future dystopian take on Shakespeare's Richard III? The production, directed by Lawrence Carmichael, continues at London's Cockpit Theatre unt…
Anything is possible online, right? But just how far will some people go? Gregg Masuak's new play FLYCATCHER dives into the dark underbelly of our web-woven world. The comic thriller runs fo…
Rupert Goold's previous, James Graham's Ink, went on to enjoy its present run in the West End. For sheer entertainment value, I'll be amazed if Mike Bartlett's stirring eulogy for a disappea…
What a relief to find a show that's smart and funny " laugh out loud funny, by the way " yet relevant insightful, and with complex, nuanced characters. And only an hour long! So, take a bow …
200 days ahead of its 200th birthday, The Old Vic today (24 October 2017) marks the launch of its bicentenary and Matthew Warchus' third year as Artistic Director of The Old Vic with a seaso…
Following in the footsteps of likeable household-name 'Josephs' spanning four decades, Joe McElderry (of X-Factor) has stepped into Joseph's Dreamcoat and seemed to be thoroughly enjoying it.
Stark and tense, Ivo van Hove's production of Hedda Gabler for the English National Theatre, is a thoroughly unnerving reading of Ibsen's great play.
In a swanky London theatre probably more suited to an M&S crowd, Venus In Fur seems an odd choice for a plot which evocatively explores the very origins of S&M.
It doesn't help that everyone's so unlikeable " younger Oliver (Joshua Silver) is a self-centered underachieving queen with Disney fantasies, partner Daniel (James Lance) is an ex-heterosexu…
This surprisingly warm and heartbreaking story about grief and displacement feels slight in telling audiences anything new about the pain that World War II caused both Jewish and German peop…
Based on Dennis Glover's poem The Magpies, Gary Henderson's Skin Tight has its own lyrical quality, with certain lines and references alluding to larger ideas and themes. Set in New Zealand'…
A major new production of Lorca's 1936 classic The House of Bernarda Alba (La Casa de Bernarda Alba) has its first performance tonight at the custom-built Cervantes Theatre, the new home for…
