LLLC’s Kirsty Herrington paid a visit to the Bunker Theatre to catch this festival of letters. My White Best Friend (And Other Letters Left Unsaid) is not your average piece of theatre. Writer Rachel De-Lahay and director Milli Bhatia commissioned eleven writers to produce letters exploring race and class, to be read by a series… Read More
NEWS: Funeral Flowers to Play at the Bunker Theatre
Rachel Nwokoro’s production will play at the theatre from the 15th April. Combining spoken word with a live floristry demonstration, it has been announced that Funeral Flowers by Emma Dennis-Edwards will play at the Bunker Theatre from the 15th April. This 2018 multi and Fringe First award winning play tells the story of Angelique, 17,… Read More
NEWS: Double Bill of One Woman Shows to Play at the Bunker Theatre
It has been confirmed that Box Clever by Monsay Whitney and Killymuck by Kat Woods will play at the Bunker Theatre. Exploring the political cause and effect of what being born with less means, Killymuck by Kat Woods and Box Clever by Monsay Whitney will play at the Bunker Theatre from the 26th March until… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Picks of the Week: Sunday 3rd February
Here’s what has been proving popular on Love London Love Culture this week… Interview with Matthew Gordon: the actor chatted to Love London Love Culture about his role in the new UK touring production based on Liz Pichon’s books. Review of West End Women at Cadogan Hall: Lambert Jackson’s latest concert production saw Celinde Schoenmaker, Rachel John and Lauren Samuels taking to the stage to perform some classic musical theatre songs. Review of Tango Fire at the Peacock Theatre: also this week saw… Read More
NEWS: Cast Announced for Boots at the Bunker Theatre
Casting has been confirmed for Sacha Voit and Jessica Butcher’s play. Directed by Nadia Papachronopoulou, the production is set to star Amanda Boxer (Mosquitoes, National Theatre; Blue Heart, Orange Tree/Tobacco Factory; TheArab Israeli Cookbook, Gate Theatre/Tricycle Theatre) and Tanya Loretta Dee (Eastenders debut; One Life Stand, Paines Plough; Offside, Futures Theatre) in this story of adventure through forests, friendship and… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Picks of the Week: Sunday 6th January
Here’s a few interviews, reviews, news and features on LLLC that are popular reads this week… Interview with Gemma Barnett: this week, LLLC chatted to the actress about starring in Papercut Theatre’s production of ‘Lola’ as part of The Vaults Festival from the 23rd January. Interview with Jessica Lazar: also proving popular this week is Love London Love Culture’s interview with director Jessica Lazar, discussing her production of… Read More
Interview With… Mohand Hasb Alrsol Badr
Love London Love Culture chatted to Mohand about Welcome to the UK, playing at the Bunker Theatre from the 22nd January. Could you explain what ‘Welcome to the UK’ is about?Welcome to the UK is about the situation of refugees in the UK and about the system here, like the Home Office, that we have to go through when we claim asylum. People think we are safe when we cross the border and… Read More
Interview With…Ben Nathan
Love London Love Culture’s Emma Clarendon spoke to the playwright about his new play Semites, playing at the Bunker Theatre for a limited run. Could you explain what Semites is about and the themes explored? Semites is about exploring the thoughts and views of people living an ordinary life under extraordinary circumstances. It’s about challenging people’s preconceptions, challenging the… Read More
Interview with… Amy Bethan Evans
Love London Love Culture’s Editor Emma Clarendon spoke to Amy Bethan Evans about her play Libby’s Eyes playing as part of Breaking Out at the Bunker Theatre. Could you tell me a bit more about what Libby’s Eyes is about? Libby’s Eyes is about a visually impaired woman who is issued an audio descriptive robot. The… Read More
Interview With…Hannah Hauer-King
The director spoke to Love London Love Culture about her upcoming production of Grotty, playing at the Bunker Theatre from the 1st May. Hi Hannah, thanks for talking to Love London Love Culture. Could you explain what Grotty is about? Grotty is a piece that explores the experiences and challenges faced by women in the East London lesbian community, including… Read More