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'The ethos behind this production is really the ethos on which the school was built: inclusivity, opportunity and the importance sharing the beauty of ballet.'
Remember when you were a little kid coming off a particularly exhilarating fairground ride, screaming "again, again!". That's how Photographer O " the latest immersive experience from BROKEN…
In his 1903 play Man and Superman, George Bernard Shaw famously observed that 'He, who can, does. He, who cannot, teaches'. And it still hits the nail on the head.
What surprises most about the play is the way in which it manages to combine its smart study of the fluidity of sexual identities with a classic comedy model, and pull both off successfully.
Deathtrap felt a little unsteady from the offset. It opened with an unnecessary and horrifically loud sound effect. There were moments when I felt unsure of the intention - comedic or seriou…
Mersey hard to beat: Step inside, love, and see the triumphs and tragedies on the way to Cilla Black becoming an entertainment legend.
Did you know that London has a theatre dedicated exclusively to the best of Spanish and Latin American drama? If not, this month's world premiere of Guillem Clua's The Swallow (La Golondrina…
The Swallow (La Golondrina), the latest offering from award-winning Spanish playwright Guillem Clua, receives its world premiere next week at London's Cervantes Theatre.
As any story going behind-the-scenes of history, Oslo gives audiences a thrilling and enthralling sense of being, for once, on the 'inside' of events. And Rogers keeps personalities and the …
Moving from traditional classical dance to innovative modern dance, The Australian Ballet School capably illustrated the breadth and depth of the students' talents in their highly entertaini…
Despite highlighting serious issues such as prejudice and intolerance, this show remains a popular, light-hearted and fun night of musical theatre and this latest tour certainly kept it in t…
This is a beautifully made one-woman show in which Natasha Marshall plays all the characters, but chiefly Jaz, a 17-year-young woman of mixed African and British parentage.
Jukebox musicals are fine in their place, movie adaptations likewise are ever increasingly the norm, but they need love and inspiration to elevate them.
The world of artificial intelligence may feel like the realm of sci-fi but in reality is closer than we think, the next frontier in the progression of scientific knowledge. And Ian Dixon Pot…
Performed in a brand-new theatre at Marble Arch, does this revival of Five Guys Named Moe win over the critics? Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews.
Terry Johnson's new play is a deeply felt and typically witty look at the cinematographer Jack Cardiff.
Ian Dixon Potter's new play The Test had its world premiere last night (19 September 2017) at London's White Bear Theatre. The 60-minute performance runs every night (except Monday 25 Septem…
As the ultimate experiment of the Turing Test, which examines whether a machine can exhibit behaviour indistinguishable from a human, The Test takes the concept of Artificial Intelligence to…
Ahead of her latest London concert date and new album release for Liza Sings Streisand, we turn the spotlight on Liza Pulman, the acclaimed singer, comedienne and one-third of comedy cabaret…
The Royal Opera House presents a brand new production of Puccini's classic opera, La Boheme, directed by Richard Jones and running until 10 October 2017. Here's Love London Love Culture's ro…
Liza Pulman, the acclaimed singer and comedienne and one-third of the satirical and much-loved comedy trio Fascinating Aida, brings her third solo show Liza Sings Streisand to London's Cadog…
Jack Rosenthal and Simon Block's script is a keen observation on how this ordeal takes over the lives of those trying to master it, in a time when knowledge of The Knowledge was at its peak.
Co-directors Frauke Requardt and David Rosenberg have created a piece of theatre which might be the closest I have ever felt to being in a dream whilst awake and not under the influence of p…
You can see where this is going. The theme is rather reminiscent of those films with Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney were put upon youngsters fight their way out of a difficult situation by 
The King's Head Theatre has announced back-to-back West End transfers of two of its sell-out productions: Puccini's La bohème and Tommy Murphy's Strangers in Between.
