Scoot Theatre is out touring cricket grounds (plus a few other places) again this summer with two condensed, family-friendly Shakespeare shows. Alongside the return of A Midsummer Night's Dr…
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the return of popular musical Jersey Boys to the West End.
Wise Children has announced the full cast and further tour dates for the world première production of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights. Adapted and directed by Emma Rice, the show is a c…
Mastering his fusion of comedy and music and demonstrating his skills on the piano and guitar, Bill Bailey seamlessly holds the entire show Proud Cabaret All Stars show together.
The autumn-spring season at London's Park Theatre will include the London premiere of new musical Little Women and a work in progress showing of Tony! [The Tony Blair Rock Opera] by Harry Hi…
Around The World In 80 Days is best known for the iconic 1956 David Niven film rather than the original novel by the prolific French writer Jules Verne; this version seeks to restore the ori…
The intimacy of Southwark Playhouse and some judicious rewriting by director Ricky Dukes creates a more focused, stylised production of Wilde's scandalous take on the story of Salomé.
This was our second trip to Greenwich Theatre in a week as we returned to watch The Wolves of Willoughby Chase. The production was originally scheduled to run last Christmas but was unfortun…
Written and performed by Emily Head, The System is a compellingly dark watch that has been cleverly filmed.
Actor Olivier Ormson chatted to Love London Love Culture about bringing Frozen the Musical to the West End and playing Prince Hans.
Garry Roost's play Warhol: Bullet Karma focuses on the events around his shooting by Valerie Solanas (this ground was covered from a more feminist perspective in Femme Fatale).
Arthur Smith pays homage to his (extra) ordinary Dad in Syd which premiered at 2018's Fringe and is now an online show recorded at Falmouth and being streamed via the Pleasance.
The real life figure of Ed Gein looms large in horror films and literature. Most famously he was the direct inspiration for Norman Bates in Psycho and his terrible influence can also be foun…
We round up the reviews for Andrew Lloyd Webber's new musical Cinderella, which has finally been able to open at the Gillian Lynne Theatre.
This play won't give you sleepless nights. It does give you rich historical detail. I imagine anyone who enjoys ghost stories went rushing home to Google Guernsey's dark history.
Lost in Love is a new play presented by Flow Stage Productions. A brash and funny lady, Emily (Rachel Pryde) has something to tell about her life and the men in it.
Leigh's doing her GCSEs but all she and the girls at school can talk about is the upcoming May Day event, where Leigh's playing the May Queen.
What does it mean to have "It All?" I am not sure the answer to that question can ever be answered as it means something different to everyone. Cameron Cook raises this point several times t…
A very warm and Covid-friendly welcome was received from the Lyceum staff as they greeted an excited audience for the opening night of Looking Good Dead, a stage adaptation (Shaun McKenna) o…
Alex Phelps and Will Barton star opposite another in tense two-hander When Darkness Falls, set in Guernsey and inspired by local paranormal folklore. We talked to them about the play and thi…
Bette Davis Ain't For Sissies (the title refers to a Davis quote of some years later about old age) references the women's lot in the Golden Age of Hollywood " exploitative auditions, unequa…
Till Love Do Us Part isn't one of the flashiest productions on the digital fringe in terms of its technical style, but the writing carries it through.
After success at Camden Fringe and London's Lion & Unicorn Theatre, Peter Mulligan's acclaimed play LOOP returns with an autumn tour that launches with a performance at the Albany Theatr…
Preparations are underway for the much-anticipated revival of Irving Berlin's 1950 Tony Award-winning musical Call Me Madam starring Rosemary Ashe and Richard Gibson. Get behind the scenes a…
Over on the ZOOTV platform at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, you'll find Planet of the Grapes, a delicious livestream performed live in New York City. I'm told that on Sunday the city was be…