We round up the reviews for Gemma Lawrence’s play, running at the Tristan Bates theatre for a limited time. The Guardian: *** “Lawrence plays Marie’s agonised shyness with a compassionate wit while Milner infuses Stella with a cheeky charm, a fabulous singing voice and occasional vulnerability. The humour and romance of this story fizzes on… Read More
Tickets On Sale: Sunday 20th September 2020
Here’s a guide to some of the shows available to book tickets for at the moment… Six the Musical, Lyric Theatre: with Nimax Theatre’s announcing it will be reopening its six London Theatres, it has been confirmed that the hit musical will be taking over the Lyric Theatre from November. Telling the story of Henry… Read More
Watch: Remmie Milner and Gemma Lawrence Discussing Sunnymead Court
The production is set to play at the Tristan Bates Theatre from the 22nd September until the 3rd October. Two new videos have been released of writer and performer Gemma Lawrence and performer RemmieMilner discussing the production Sunnymead Court ahead of the show’s limited run at the Tristan Bates Theatre later this month. This world… Read More
Interview With… James Hillier
The director chatted to Emma Clarendon about Sunnymead Court, playing at the Tristan Bates Theatre from the 22nd September. Hi James, it’s fantastic to hear that Sunnymead Court is going to be performed on stage. How are you feeling about it? It’s a dream that we are able to be making theatre, although in quite… Read More
Interview With…Michael Head
The writer chatted to us about his play ‘Time’ heading to the Tristan Bates Theatre from the 10th to the 15th February. Hi Michael thanks for talking to me. Could you explain what ‘Time’ is about? Time is based on real people and true events. Based in a pub is South London Time tells the story… Read More
REVIEW: Mites, Tristan Bates Theatre
James Mannion’s deeply disturbing but bleakly funny play is given a thoroughly gripping production at the Tristan Bates Theatre. Given today (10th October) is world Mental Health Awareness day it seems appropriate that I’m now reviewing a show that places so much heartbreaking awareness of just how much a mental health problem can cause your… Read More
Interview With…James Barnes
The actor spoke to LLLC’s Emma Clarendon about starring in Amiri Baraka’s Dutchman at the Tristan Bates Theatre. Hi James, thanks so much for talking to me. Can you explain what we can expect from Dutchman? You can expect to be presented with a story that you’re familiar with, only to then realise that you actually… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Round Up of the Month: August 2019
Here’s a round up of our top ten most popular posts of the month… Review of British Theatre Academy’s production of Dogfight at Southwark Playhouse: catch up with our most popular review of the month! Completing the BTA’s summer season at the theatre, this production captures the raw nature of the musical that while initially… Read More
REVIEW: My One True Friend, Tristan Bates Theatre
While there are moments of potential in Alexander Matthews play, it doesn’t quite go into enough depth with regards to the topics it is trying to discuss. Inspired by his time spent in Rhodesia between 1976 and 1985, it is a shame that there is a lack of depth to be found in this play… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Picks of the Week: Sunday 18th August 2019
Here’s a guide to some of the most popular reads on LLLC this week… Review of Showtune at the Union Theatre: we begun this week with a trip to the Union Theatre to celebrate the music created by Jerry Herman. Featuring some of his best known hits from musicals such as La Cage Aux Folles… Read More