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Emma Clarendon rounds up the reviews for David Hare's new monologue Beat the Devil, performed by Ralph Fiennes at the Bridge Theatre.
Sleepless is a musical with plenty of heart and feeling that captures the spirit of the original film in a new way, making you see the story and its characters in a new light.
Presented by Integrity Theatre, Michael Dunbar's play F**k Off is an intense look at one man's attempt to reclaim his life.
Writer and composer Jack Miles chatted to Emma Clarendon about his new musical St Anne Comes Home, playing as part of the Iris Theatre's Summer Festival.
Lina Johansson chats to Emma Clarendon about Mimbre's latest show To Untouch which will be performed as part of the Greenwich and Docklands International Festival.
The Green Fairy, the musical created by Jack Sain and Stephen Libby, has released a cast recording.
Jamie Chapman Dixon and John-Webb Carter chatted to Emma Clarendon about the Theatre Producer Portal.
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Jesus Christ Superstar the Concert at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre.
Steven Berkoff's play The Secret Love Life of Ophelia skilfully examines the innermost thoughts of Hamlet and Ophelia, offering real insight.
We round up the reviews for the first Fringe musical production to open in London since lockdown, Fanny and Stella at The Eagle Garden Theatre.
The Donmar Warehouse has opened its doors to Blindness, a socially distanced sound installation based on José Saramago's novel.
Creation Theatre's Alice: A Virtual Theme Park, a digital version of Wonderland, highlights just how possible it is to be as creative as possible but still retain the strength story.
Three character play Moment of Grace, based around Princess Diana's visit to a London's hospital's first AIDS unit in 1987, is immensely thoughtful and emotional.
A few days ago, Andrew Lloyd Webber presented a pilot performance at the London Palladium to show what live performances inside theatres could look like. Here's some of the reaction from tho…
Performed by a stunning cast, Lambert Jackson Productions' production of Songs For A New World has once again highlighted a powerful and beautiful piece of musical theatre.
Deeply engaging The Seth Concert Series continues with Norm Lewis discussing and performing songs from his impressive career catalogue.
Emma Clarendon chats to director Grace Duggan about lockdown and the postponed production of Wood.
Highlighting the tensions between a couple during lockdown, The Space Between is richly emotional, offering real insight into both character's perspectives despite it only being 13 minutes l…
With uncertainty surrounding when theatres might be reopened, Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon selects a few musicals that she would love to see revived in London.
Fundraising concert Turn Up London, organised by Nicole Raquel Dennis and Ryan Carter, is a powerful reminder of how music and words can unite people as well as put across serious messages.
Covering a diverse range of issues such as passion, creativity, power and control, Mood Music has many great elements " but can feel repetitive.
Filled with intrigue, murder and treasure, Nick Lane's adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's second Sherlock Holmes novel The Sign Of Four is thoroughly engaging to watch.
Lorraine Hansberry's play Les Blancs is vividly and powerfully brought to life in Yaël Farber's atmospheric production.
This 2005 production of Celtic Tiger directed, produced and choreographed by Michael Flatley has some interesting concepts " but put together comes across as an incoherent show.
Spectacularly unique and filled with passion, this filmed version of the hit Broadway musical Hamilton is exquisite to watch " no matter how many times you have seen it.
