A guide to the best things to see and do in London
On display from the 23rd November, the Victoria and Albert Museum will explore how cars have helped to shape the world in which we live. Bringing together a number of cars which have never been displayed in the UK before Cars: Accelerating the Modern World will reveal the stories behind each car and the impact… Read More
The pair chatted to us about touring the UK and starring in The House on Cold Hill, playing at the New Victoria Theatre from the 23rd to the 27th April. How would you sum up your respective characters in The House On Cold Hill? Charlie: Chris works for Ollie [Joe McFadden] and is basically his… Read More
The stage production based on George A Romero’s classic horror film is a lively and surprisingly funny show to watch – even if the plot is a bit thin. Zombies. Check. Chaos. Check. Audience getting covered in blood. Check. This is just a few of the things to expect from Benji Sperring’s lively and surprisingly… Read More
The playwright chatted to us about Bed Peace currently playing at the Cockpit Theatre. Are you a big Beatles fan?.. John or Paul? I am a big Beatles fan. And yes, I sit on the John side of the fence; but that is more because I include the totality of John and Paul’s solo work… Read More
The writer chatted to us about bringing her play Bump to the Kiln Theatre’s Mapping Brent Festival on the 18th April. Hi Sonia, thanks so much for talking to me. Could you tell me a bit more about what Bump is about? The Bump cast and team have been working together since October last year.… Read More
This debut album from the London Musical Theatre Orchestra is lively and expertly performed – but highlights a couple of issues with the musical itself. Having been to see this concert performance at the Bishopsgate Institute last November, I was curious to hear if the London Musical Theatre Orchestra’s performance translated just as well onto… Read More
The festival will run from the 30th April until the 1st June. Returning for its second year, Tara Theatre’s I’ll Say It Again festival celebrates women’s voices through theatre, music, comedy and dance across twenty one events. The season of work included will range from focusing on historical figures like the indomitable trade unionist Mary… Read More
Southern Belles will unite two of Tennsessee Williams’ one act plays to headline the King’s Head Theatre’s 2019 Queer Season. Playing at the King’s Head Theatre from the 24th July until the 24th August, these two one act plays will be directed by Jamie Armitage, co-director of the Olivier nominated musical Six, a graduate of… Read More
Rehearsal images have been released ahead of the production’s run at the Orange Tree Theatre. Here’s a glimpse of what has been happening…. Playing from the 27th April, this Orange Tree Theatre production presented in association with the Royal Shakespeare Company is based on Zoe Cooper’s latest play. Claire and her wife Kit have moved… Read More
Full casting has been confirmed for Indhu Rubasingham’s production, playing at the Kiln Theatre from the 30th May. Artistic Director Indhu Rubasingham has announced casting for her production of Samuel Adamson’s Wife set to play at the Kiln Theatre from the 30th May until the 6th July. Rubasingham is set to direct Richard Cant (Peter/Ivar at… Read More
