"The Buzz is a play that, on the surface, seems very contemporary in its concerns but in fact deals with the timeless conflicts of misuse of power, female oppression, the superficiality of s…
This perceptive and entertaining show celebrates the highs and lows of being a musical theatre performer through the songs of Alexander S Bermange.
Mark Houston is currently appearing in the Polka Theatre's production of Chocolate Cake, based on Michael Rosen's poem (playing until 13 May 2018). He spoke to Love London Love Culture about…
Cheek by Jowl's production of Pericles is engaging and passionately performed but can get a little bit lost in translation…
Camille O'Sullivan spoke to Love London Love Culture about her show The Carny Dream, playing at Wilton's Music Hall from 10 to 21 April 2018.
Director Hannah Hauer-King spoke to Love London Love Culture about her upcoming production of Grotty, playing at the Bunker Theatre from 1-26 May 2018.
Cecile Leterme is currently starring in Cheek by Jowl's production of Pericles which play at London's Barbican until 21 April. She spoke to Love London Love Culture about what to expect from…
Teddy is a surprisingly gritty musical that knows how to pack a punch and is equally entertaining as it is engaging. It literally leaves you dancing from the theatre.
Pressure has plenty of drama and intensity to make for a brilliant production " but could use some editing to sharpen the ending up more and to keep its focus. But it is undeniably a fascina…
ComedienneTwayna Mayne spoke to Love London Love Culture about her forthcoming show Black Girl, playing at the Soho Theatre from 7 to 9 June 2018.
Phyllida Lloyd directs Verdi's opera with a cast including Anna Netrebko and Anna Pirozzi, Željko LuÄić and Ildebrando D'Arcangelo, running at the Royal Opera House until 10 April …
It is difficult to know what else to say about this musical that has already had so much praise and enthusiasm thrown at it.
Francis Turnly's new play is directed by Indhu Rubasingham and is currently playing at the National Theatre's Dorfman Theatre until 14 April 2018. Here is what critics have been saying about…
Love Me Now is a powerful and intense exploration of what the terms 'relationship' and 'love' mean to people now. Heartbreaking and painful but well worth a watch.
Daniel Kramer directs La Traviata, his first production for ENO after becoming the company's artistic director (playing until 13 April 2018). Here's what critics have been making of it…
With the news that Michael Longhurst's of Caroline, or Change production is set to transfer to the Playhouse Theatre, here's what critics have made of the show at the Hampstead Theatre (play…
Love London Love Culture spoke to writer and director Ricky Dujany about his latest play Sankara, about Thomas Sankara, the President of Burkina Faso from 1983 to 1987, playing at the Cockpi…
As we speed towards the end of the month, here's Love London Love Culture's guide to some of the best shows opening in April…
Louise Jameson spoke to Love London Love Culture about her latest role in Vincent River, playing at the Park Theatre until the 14 April.
We caught up with television and theatre performer Claire Sweeney as she prepared to take on the role of Irene Roth in the UK tour of Crazy For You, alongside Casualty and Strictly Come Danc…
Theatre Re's artistic director Guillaume Pigé spoke to Love London Love Culture about The Nature of Forgetting, playing at the Shoreditch Town Hall from 24 to 28 April.
Madhouse re:exit is an immersive production which travels through the tunnels, cellars and caverns underneath Shoreditch Town Hall, and tackles the stigma and ignorance around learning diffi…
Overall, Glass Roots is not a play that really fully answers the questions that it wants to answer but theproduction draws out some brilliant performances and cranks up the tension beautiful…
Sarah Woodward spoke to Love London Love Culture about her own quizzing ability and being part of Quiz at the Noel Coward Theatre (31 March to 16 June 2018).
Writer Danielle Pearson spoke to Love London Love Culture about This Restless State (playing at the Ovalhouse Theatre until 24 March) and the future of Europe…