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Stockard Channing and Laura Carmichael star in Jamie Lloyd's new West End production of Alexi Kaye Campbell's 1999 play Apologia. Here is what critics have been saying about it.
Peter Sinn Nachtrieb's play tries to balance comedy with serious ideas but ends up feeling incoherent in Katherine Nesbitt's production.
John Tiffany directs this new production of Jim Cartwright's seminal play about inhabitants of an unnamed northern road in Eighties Britain.
The final collaboration between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice returns to the West End, showcasing beautiful music in a production that needs a bit of a lift. Even just reading about…
Tony Cox's bittersweet play manages to hit the heart over and over again thanks to two strong performances from Cressida Bonas and Peter Hamilton Dyer.
The Finborough Theatre is currently showing the first London production of Cicely Hamilton's play in 100 years and is directed by Melissa Dunne. Here's what critics have been saying about i…
Neal Foster's adaptation of David Walliams' best-selling children's book has plenty of laughter (and dancing) to entertain kids of all ages.
Olivia Coleman stars in Lucy Kirkwood's new drama directed by Rufus Norris " but have critics warmed to it?
While Edinburgh prepares to welcome back its Festival Fringe from the 4th August, London will be welcoming these shows to theatres… 1. Five Guys Named Moe, Marble Arch Theatre:&#…
Love London Love Culture spoke to Cradeaux Alexander about the upcoming world premiere of his play Funeral Meats, playing at London's King's Head Theatre from 8 to 13 August 2017.
An entertaining and fun show that captures the spirit of the Blues Brothers brilliantly. Filled with a variety of music that span across a wide variety of genres, Blues Brothers " Summer Sp…
Lee Tannen's play about his friendship with Lucille Ball is filled with many wonderful stories about her career and life " but also reveals a comedienne and actress who became increasingly v…
Benedict Andrews directs this new Young Vic production of Tennessee Williams' classic Cat On a Hot Tin Roof, starring Sienna Miller and Jack O'Connell at the West End's Apollo Theatre until …
The classic story by Charles Dickens is brought to life in the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre directed by Timothy Sheader. Here's what critics have been saying about it.
Enda Walsh's play is a bit of an oddity " it is both bizarrely brilliant but can also seem at times as a bit of a chaotic mess, but thankfully John Haidar's production sticks to being bizarr…
Barry's relationship with his mother is at best difficult, but as we delve into their family history it soon becomes clear the depth of resentment that Isabella has had for events that have …
Vivienne Franzmann's new play exploring the human cost of surrogacy is directed by Jude Christian. Here is what critics have been saying about it.
The National Youth Theatre are set to present five plays as part of its 'East End' season at the Arcola Theatre, The Yard Theatre and Wilton's Music Hall.
David Gilmore's electrifying production is plenty of fun to watch but lacking in personality in some of the key performances. This classic musical about a group of teenagers growing up in th…
Emma Cunniffe and Romola Garai star in Helen Edmundson's play Queen Anne. The Royal Shakespeare Company production, directed by Natalie Abrahami, continues at the West End's Theatre Royal Ha…
The Arts Council have granted the theatre the grant to help support its move to Brixton. The news of the £3 million grant means that the Ovalhouse theatre are now closer to opening in its…
Following her acclaimed performance in Trouble in Mind at the Theatre Royal Bath last year, Olivier nominated actress Tanya Moodie will reprise her role as Wiletta in Laurence Boswell's prod…
The cast for the return of The Toxic Avenger The Musical has been announced as the production prepares to open at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe before its West End transfer this autumn.
Casting for this summer's world premiere production of Tanika Gupta's Lions and Tigers, directed by Pooja Ghai, has been confirmed by Shakespeare's Globe.
Daniel Kehlman's play arrives in London following the production's run at the Theatre Royal Bath's Ustinov Studio earlier this year. But what have critics been making of Laurence Boswell's p…
