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This August, internationally acclaimed actor and director Mehmet Ali NuroДџlu brings his visceral, high-intensity solo performance DГјnyada to Camden Fringe. Reimagining Will Enoв...
Inside Murder on the Allotment, The Musical at The Cockpit The post Satire, Spuds, and Small Boats appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Barking’s Broadway is set for a phased comeback after two years of crumbling concrete and closed doors
ACCLAIMED INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION OF RICHARD III COMES TO LONDON’S COCKPIT THEATRE A bold dystopian reimagining of Shakespeare’s Richard III will be coming to London’s Cockpit The...
Misguided and unconvincing The post Review: Richard III, The Cockpit Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
The One Where the 90s Never Ended: I Made You a Mixtape is a joyous, genre-defying, alt-rock-fuelled love letter to the 90s. The post Review: I Made You A Mixtape, The Cockpit appe...
May was a busy month for performing arts students at Cockburn School. There were evening showcase performances from both the Dance and Drama departments following on from the Music...
A performance with added emotion when you realise that the building we are sitting in is the same building where the people it celebrates sat more than 30 years previous. The post...
1939: TWO NATIONS, TWO MEN, TWO WIVES It has a familiar sitcom structure: a couple whose marriage is not what it respectably seems, making anxious preparations for weekend...
OUR PUBLIC HOUSE to open at London’s Marylebone Theatre following UK Tour Josephine Burton directs Chaya Gupta (Anika), Gabriella Leon (Mary), Lauren Moakes (Jo), Bharti Patel (San...
The World Premiere of The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal – now on sale The stage adaptation of the global phenomenon is set to feature a cycle of five brand new plays. Originally anno...
Emballage Ensemble on The Writing of Stones The post Rollercoaster Through an Art Gallery appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Raucous adaptation of gender-bending 1611 comedy runs June 5-27.
The art gallery and cocktail bar that’s just as cosy as your best friend’s living room Studio 12 is an intimate art space in Camberwell with a bespoke cocktail bar and sound system...
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Greenwich Theatre Studio presents the world premiere of Ghosts This August, Greenwich Theatre Studio presents the world premiere of Ghosts, a gripping 75-minute dark comedy drama e...
The London Palladium theatre, next to Oxford Circus in central London, is resuming its summer tours from next month, offering a look around the building.Read more ›
HOME AGAIN IN TRIUMPH Can it really be nearly twenty years since this show about WW1 galloped into world theatre history on this stage? A maverick experiment with two life-s...
Virginia Woolf meets disco, cabaret and stand-up in a daring but bewildering theatrical mix of genres. The post Review: Mrs Dalloway, Wilton’s Music Hall appeared first on Everythi...
Granada cinemaGranada already had a reputation for designing some of Britain's most glamorous cinemas, but this one was said to be the most romantic theatre ever built. It was 1937...
LAUGHING AT LIES It’s ten years since Florian Zeller’s elegantly embroidered trompe l’oeil sex-comedy about two couples opened at the Menier under LIndsay Posner’s directio...
WORTH SINGING ALONG TO? Ask ourselves in all honesty: did we all schlepp out to Richmond for press night because national-treasure Dame Maureen Lipman, at 80, is doing eig...
SOLDIERING AND SACRIFICE . This is one of the RSC’s big hitters: five stars everywhere ,and promoted more as comedy than the romantic-chivalric classic it is, Rostand’s 19c tr...
A thoughtful examination of masculinity, belonging and redemption. The post Review: Why I Stuck a Flare Up My Arse for England, Garrick Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre...
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