Here Love London Love Culture rounds up the ten most popular posts of the week so that you can catch up with anything that you have missed…
1. Mark Bruce Company to tour UK with new production of Macbeth in 2018: it has been confirmed that the company will shed new light on Shakespeare’s play in a new production which will combine drama, dance and film.
2. Review of Legally Blonde at the New Victoria Theatre: the new production of the musical is currently touring the UK and visited Woking this week. Was it a hit or a miss for Love London Love Culture?
3. Review of Pop-Up Opera’s Hansel & Gretel: this week also saw Love London Love Culture paying an after hours visit to the V&A Museum of Childhood to watch Pop-Up Opera’s latest production, based on the classic fairytale and featuring the music of Humperdinck.
4. Review of 31 Hours at the Bunker Theatre: still proving to be popular with readers, don’t forget to check out Love London Love Culture’s review of this new and powerful play about men’s mental health!
5. Interview with Vincent Simone & Flavia Cacace: fans of Strictly Come Dancing will not want to miss this interview with the duo – talking about their latest show touring the UK as well as their time on the BBC dance show…
6. Preview of Tea Break Theatre’s production of Dracula: opening next week at Sutton House, find out more about the immersive production, which arrives just in time for Halloween on Love London Love Culture.
7. Review round up of Dan Brown’s latest novel Origin: this highly anticipated new Dan Brown novel continues the adventures of Robert Langdon. If you are curious to know what critics have been making of it then look no further!
8. Review of Young Frankenstein at the Garrick Theatre: one of the many shows opening this week is Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein starring Hadley Fraser, Ross Noble and Lesley Joseph. So why not sit down and find out if it made Love London Love Culture laugh-out-loud or not!
9. Review round up of Saint George and the Dragon at the National Theatre: Meanwhile, over at the National Theatre Rory Mullarkey’s new play opened earlier this week – but how did Lyndsey Turner’s production go down with the critics?
10. Review round up of The Lie at the Menier Chocolate Factory: discover what critics have been making of Lindsay Posner’s production of Florian Zeller’s play with our round up of the reviews.