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
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
PREVIEW: The Unbuilt City, King’s Head Theatre
Playing at the King’s Head Theatre from the 6th June, casting for the European premiere has been confirmed. It has been announced that Sandra Dickinson (I Loved Lucy, West End) and Jonathan Chambers (Doubt, A Parable, Southwark Playhouse) will star in the upcoming European premiere of Keith Bunin’s The Unbuilt City, playing at the King’s Head… Read More
Opinion: Marking Three Years of Love London Love Culture
Editor Emma Clarendon reflects on three years since she started Love London Love Culture and to celebrate highlights some of her favourite moments in that time… 1. Screening of Zootropolis: this was a fantastic opportunity to get a chance to see Disney’s highly anticipated release that was heartwarming to watch and the first big opportunity that… Read More
REVIEW: The Merchant of Venice, Sh*t-Faced Shakespeare, Leicester Square Theatre
Actors being completely inebriated is probably not what you expect when you go to see a Shakespeare play. However, Sh*tfaced Shakespeare’s production of the Merchant of Venice is entirely just that. With an atmosphere that begins almost like a stand up comedy show, this production is hysterical from start to finish, as you watch an… Read More
PREVIEW: Great British Mysteries? Soho Theatre
Love a mystery to solve? Then you might want to pop along to the Soho Theatre from the 14th-19th May… Following a sold out run at the Edinburgh Festival last year, Great British Mysteries? will arrive in London for five nights only to solve all sorts of mysterious events. Join Olive Bacon (Supernaturalist) and Dr.… Read More
NEWS: Cast Announced for D.H. Lawrence’s The Daughter- in – Law
Casting for the Arcola Theatre’s upcoming production of D.H. Lawrence’s play has been confirmed. Staged in London for the first time in fifteen years, this new production of The Daughter-in-Law is set to star Harry Hepple, Ellie Nunn, Veronica Roberts, Matthew Biddulph and Tess Bell Briggs. A marriage on the rocks. A community under pressure. The Daughter-in-Law is D… Read More
PREVIEW: Cockamamy, The Hope Theatre
Following runs at the Camden Fringe and Edinburgh Festival 2017, Louise Coulthard’s play about Alzheimers will play at the Hope Theatre from the 12th June. Cockamamy. Adj. Ludicrous. Nonsensical. ‘Where am I going? Where have I gone?’ Alice and her granddaughter Rosie are a team. They live together, eat together, watch Countdown together. Until things start… Read More
REVIEW: Rasheeda Speaking, Trafalgar Studios
Joel Drake Johnson’s sharply written play examines closely the relationship between black and white people – giving the audience cause to think about their own attitudes… Making its UK premiere at the trafalgar Studios, Joel Drake Johnson’s play couldn’t be more timely given the fact that attitudes towards race while slowly changing is still a… Read More
