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For The Secret Connection Dr Will Houstoun has taken his act online and threaded together various tricks and illusions to baffle and delight.
The UK premiere of the hilarious and charming musical A Killer Party provides many much needed laughs.
The principal cast for the return of Les Misérables " The Staged Concert at London's Sondheim Theatre on 20 May 2021 will be Jon Robyns as Jean Valjean, Bradley Jaden as Javert, Lucie Jones…
This Is Reality 2000 is a 'Big Brother' style interactive zoom gameshow designed to bring together friends in a night of "nostalgic noughties references, videos, trivia and a pumping Y2K " t…
Tarantula isn't perfect and is certainly too long but Ridley's latest twin works have been ideally suited to the nature of hybrid theatre, utilising the intimate and seemingly one-to-one foc…
The digital revival of The F*ck Am I Doing marks the inaugural production of new writing initiative, The COW Community, founded by recent graduates of the Royal Central School of Speech and …
Jenny Eastop, the multiple Offie-nominated director and producer for London-based Mercurius Theatre, will be playing a vital role in the transformation of the prestigious S&S Award into …
It's the merry month of May, which means it is… Eurovision! To celebrate, stream.theatre is hosting a virtual revival of Craig Christie's witty parody of our country cousins across Europe,…
Philip Ridley's Tarantula is another stunning showcase for a young actor who commands the stage and leaves the viewer exhausted " in a good way.
The full cast has been announced for the forthcoming world premiere production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cinderella, featuring music by Lloyd Webber, book by Academy Award-winning Emerald Fen…
There is little doubt that a tightened-up version of Tennis Elbow would be better, but the sheer pleasure in language displayed here already goes a very long way.
Being Mr Wickham is a lovely idea: we are not just seeing the change in Wickham, but in Adrian Lukis portrayal. He clearly has a close affinity with the character and fits back into it perfe…
The practice of "greenwashing" is examined in Money, a pertinent interactive drama from new company represent.
Not just an original score but also an original and highly entertaining story, new Australian musical Fangirls explodes onto the Melbourne stage in a very welcome yet all too brief season.
Barry McStay's play Vespertilio, first staged at the Vault Festival in 2019, is a two-hander about bats, vampires, gay life, lies, and displacement.
Following on from a highly successful YouTube series, this special Soft Sessions concert brings together Grace Mouat, Courtney Stapleton, Jake Halsey-Jones, Martha Kirby, Eloise Davies and D…
We are back on the dark side with the latest production from Chronic Insanity's 12×12 project " There's Something Among Us starts with the premise of five YouTubers who died in a fire. T…
The vibrant culture of the Notting Hill Carnival is celebrated and examined in Yasmin Joseph's play about three young women, J'Ouvert.
Since the early days of the S&S Award " given to the best new unproduced musical of the year " its founders, literary agent Caroline Underwood and writer Warner Brown, have longed to en…
Jeffrey Seller and Cameron Mackintosh, producers of the West End production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, are delighted to announce that from 19 August 2021 the show will resume performa…
The Lawrence Batley Theatre and The Dukes' new digital co-production of The Importance of Being Earnest brings Oscar Wilde's classic play up to date and transfers the action up north. I caug…
Writer/director P Burton-Morgan and composer Ben Glasstone have developed a pair of characters in Cells who build their stories in song as they see the reflection of self in each other.
Love London Love Culture chatted to Nemide May about starring in the world premiere of represent.'s production of Money, being streamed from 26 April until 15 May 2021.
Following successful runs at The Theatre Upstairs in Dublin and The Vault Festival, Sacrament now comes to the King's Head Theatre's Plays on Film season.
Adam by Frances Poet was originally commissioned by the National Theatre of Scotland and is now showing as part of the BBC Lights Up Festival.
