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From ‘War Horse’ to ‘Sinatra the Musical’, Sandra Oh to Adrian Lester, it’s another wonderful month on the London stage
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From ‘War Horse’ to ‘Sinatra the Musical’, Sandra Oh to Adrian Lester, it’s another wonderful month on the London stage
Xhloe & Natasha and Todd Almond’s Fringe imports, plus a bracing dose of anti-McCarthyism at City Center.
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A cross between Horrible Histories, pantomime and early 2000s pop musical, Thespians is what Mischief Comedy does best. The post THESPIANS: get yourself to the New Theatre for this...
Emballage Ensemble on The Writing of Stones The post Rollercoaster Through an Art Gallery appeared first on Everything Theatre.
The Fifth Act Company is certainly the theatre company to watch. Founded by three Oxford Brookes students in summer 2025, the company debuted on 19 May with William Street, “develo...
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...
See props and sets being made every week.
Not only can you save big on your favourite show at the Big Summer Theatre Event – you can get a selfie with the cast afterwards
Lyceum at Home is taking place in private homes and community venues across Edinburgh
What does it take to turn Shakespeare’s Macbeth into a glitter-soaked tale of child stardom set in 2006?
The theatre director’s latest show, “The Lost Boys,” has its actors dangle high above the stage. At an indoor-skydiving joint, it’s his turn to defy gravity.
Sharron Devine is a classically-trained actor
THE recitation of Henry VIII’s wives and their fates has become a common sport. But how might it have played out in real time, and how much was understood? These questions are add...
The Kerryman – Glass Mask Theatre – Review by Frank L. The Kerryman – by Eva O’Connor Dates: 26th May – 13th June Cait (Lauren Larkin) has spent her twenties in Berlin […]
From centre field to centre stage, here are the productions won't want to miss this month.
From ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ to Philip Glass, it’s a thrillingly eclectic month of shows
Barking’s Broadway is set for a phased comeback after two years of crumbling concrete and closed doors
This week, The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh is taking storytelling beyond the stage and into the heart of the community, as Lyceum at Home unfolds across the city from 8 – 14 Jun...
Hold on to your scrunchies – Heathers the musical is back in London for another killer spree The brand-new Arts at Marble Arch theatre is an extension of the beloved Arts Theatre (...
The arts, war, love, and rap come together to create an unforgettable night at the theatre The post Review: Manchester Drive, Canada Water Theatre appeared first on Everything Thea...
This August, internationally acclaimed actor and director Mehmet Ali NuroДџlu brings his visceral, high-intensity solo performance DГјnyada to Camden Fringe. Reimagining Will Enoв...
Below is a manageable selection of a dozen recently published or forthcoming theater books that look to be good summer reads: Four memoirs or biographies, two books of history or c...
BEAUTIFUL This, to me unexpectedly, was the most beautiful single hour in a theatre yet. Visually, musically, and in its majesty and depth of speech impossible to fault, it...
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