The production will play at the Apollo Theatre from the 16th April 2022. Sonia Friedman Productions and the Royal Court Theatre have announced that Jezz Butterworth's Jerusalem will play at the Apollo Theatre for a limited season from the 16th April 2022. Running for a strictly limited 16 week run, it has also been confirmed… Continue reading NEWS: Jez Butterworth’s Jerusalem to Return to the West End
Despite the strong cast and being beautifully filmed, this film adaptation of J. M. Coetzee's novel lacks strength in delivering the story. Directed with great resonance by Cirra Guerra, J.M Coetzee's novel telling the story of how a magistrate presiding over an unspecified part of the colonial outpost in the middle of the desert, suddenly… Continue reading REVIEW: Waiting for the Barbarians
Mark Rylance and Sheila Atim star in Clare van Kampen's production of Othello. Here's what critics have been saying about it... The Guardian: **** "in an age of concept-driven Shakespeare, it is refreshing to find a show that puts the emphasis squarely on the play and the acting." WhatsOnStage: *** "In the end, for all… Continue reading Review Round Up: Othello, Shakespeare’s Globe
It has been a strong year in the world of film but here is a guide to some of the best films that Love London Love Culture has watched. Love & Friendship: Whit Stillman's take on this little known Jane Austen novella Lady Susan is very different to any other Jane Austen adaptation seen on screen.… Continue reading Favourite Films of 2016
Mark Rylance and Jim Lichtscheidl star in Claire van Kampen's production, which has transferred to London following a successful run in New York. But what have critics made of it over here? The Guardian: *** "It all depends on what you want from an evening in the theatre. If you are happy to watch Mark Rylance playing… Continue reading Review Round Up: Nice Fish, Harold Pinter Theatre
Roald Dahl and Steven Spielberg are two names that work wonderfully together to create an enjoyable and magical adventure that captures the heart and imagination. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ0Bey4YUGI In a world that is filled with gloom and doom currently, it is wonderful that Steven Spielberg has brought this charming (if slightly frightening tale) to life in the… Continue reading REVIEW: The BFG
Due to high demand, Nice Fish is now booking at the Harold Pinter Theatre until the 11th February 2017. Mark Rylance and Louis Jenkin's play is transferring from New York to the West End from the 15th November and tickets for the newly announced extension are on sale from today (16th September). The production, directed… Continue reading NEWS: Nice Fish Now Booking for Additional Three Weeks
It might be July, but there are still lots of films to keep an eye out for during the second part of 2016. Here are some of Love London Love Culture's favourites: 1.Cafe Society - the latest Woody Allen film starring Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg is getting a UK release, reportedly in September. Set in… Continue reading Films to Look Out for the Rest of the Year
Mark Rylance and Louis Jenkin's comic play will transfer to London's Harold Pinter Theatre, following successful runs at American Repertory Theater at Harvard University in Cambridge and St Ann’s Warehouse in New York it has been confirmed. The play, which will also star Mark Rylance, will play at the Harold Pinter Theatre for a strictly… Continue reading NEWS: Nice Fish to Transfer to West End
With Steven Spielberg at the helm and Mark Rylance as the Big Friendly Giant, this hugely anticipated film hits the big screen - but do critics think its worth a watch? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1fZg0hhBX8 The Telegraph: ***** Robbie Collin was enthusiastic saying: "During some of Rylance’s heart-swellingly beautiful monologues here, the BFG almost feels like Jerusalem for… Continue reading Review Round-Up…The BFG
