Tiger Lillies spoke to Love London Love Culture’s Emma Clarendon about their upcoming show Devil’s Fairground , playing at the Wilton’s Music Hall from the 15th May. Thanks so much for talking to Love London Love Culture. Could you tell me a bit more about the show please? The show is called The Devil’s Fairground and it’s… Read More
PREVIEW: The Last Days of Anne Boleyn, Tower of London
Written and directed by Michael Fentiman, a brand new play examining the final days of Anne Boleyn will be performed at the Tower of London from the 6th May. This summer step into 1536 and follow the last 17 days of Anne Boleyn, second wife of King Henry VIII, in a new outdoor theatre performance at… Read More
Review Round Up: Rodin and the Art of Ancient Greece, British Museum
The British Museum’s latest exhibition examines how Greek sculpture helped to inspire Auguste Rodin. Here’s what critics had to say about it… The Guardian: ***** “Cold? Rigid? Rodin didn’t think ancient Greek art was either of those things and nor will you after seeing the mad, marvellous exhibition that the British Museum’s sensitive Hellenophile curator… Read More
PREVIEW: Oceania, Royal Academy of Arts
The Royal Academy of Arts will present an exhibition focusing on Oceanic work, which will be on display from the 29th September. The exhibition will celebrate the art of Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia, encompassing the vast Pacific region from New Guinea to Easter Island, Hawaii to New Zealand, bringing together 200 exceptional works from public and private… Read More
REVIEW: Strictly Ballroom The Musical, Piccadilly Theatre
This glitter filled and entertaining production might rely slightly too much on Will Young but is fun to watch unfold. Based Baz Luhrmann’s 1992 film, Strictly Ballroom the Musical is corny, entertaining fun with (of course) some classy dancing that really captures the attention of the audience as well as leaving them with the urge… Read More
Interview with… Kheira Bey
Kheira Bey is about to star in Voices from the Deep at the King’s Head Theatre. She spoke to Love London Love Culture’s editor Emma Clarendon about what to expect from the show… Could you tell me a bit more about Voices from the Deep? Voices from the Deep is a night (7th May) of four… Read More
NEWS: Iris Theatre To Bring Arabian Nights to Hoxton Hall
Iris Theatre have announced that it will be bringing Arabian Nights to the Hoxton Hall from the 12th September. This Autumn, Iris Theatre will transform the London venue into a magical world where the stories of Ali Baba, Ala’ad-Din and Sinbad the Sailor will be revealed in a new adaptation of Arabian Nights. Adapted by Nessah Muthy… Read More
NEWS: Casting Announced for Into the Woods at The Cockpit
Ahead of opening at the Cockpit Theatre on the 23rd May, casting for Tim McArthur’s reimagining of Stephen Sondheim’s classic fairytale with a twist musical has been confirmed. This well known musical invites audiences to journey into the middle of the forest where well-known fairy tales interweave to create a magical world. As with all fairy… Read More
Review Round Up: Circe by Madeline Miller
The author has written a retelling of the Greek myth, following on from her acclaimed novel The Song of Achilles. Here’s what critics have had to say about her latest novel… The Guardian: “Some will consider her prose too purple, her plotting too neat, but others will find it supple, pitched in a register that… Read More
Interview With…Gemma Lawrence
The actress spoke to Love London Love Culture’s Emma Clarendon about the world stage premiere of Mike Bartlett’s Not Talking. The production will play at the Arcola Theatre from the 25th April. Hi Gemma, thanks for talking to Love London Love Culture. What can audiences expect from Not Talking? Its a very surprising play, and not… Read More
