Monday, 23 July, 2018
Shakespeare’s Globe has announced the programme for 'Shakespeare and Race', a new festival of events opening 11 August. This is the first time in the Globe’s history that the topic of race has been... Read more
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Thursday, 19 July, 2018Actor Mark Rylance will read Harold Pinter’s Nobel Prize speech as part of Jamie Lloyd’s upcoming season of the playwright’s short plays at the theatre that bears his name. Pinter was awarded the... Read more -
Wednesday, 18 July, 2018Photos have been released giving a first look at the new West End cast of Wicked, who will take over at the Apollo Victoria Theatre on 23rd July. The new cast includes David Witts, who will play... Read more -
Monday, 16 July, 2018You already know this by know, but Lin-Manuel Miranda’s masterpiece Hamilton has taken the theatre world by storm. His dramatisation of the life of founding father Alexander Hamilton fuses an... Read more
Latest Fringe & Off West End Features
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Thursday, 19 July, 2018Intuition is a powerful thing. The feeling that you’re right, without the knowledge that you are. Trusting your gut feeling could lead you to choose what you want for breakfast, or make life-changing... Read more -
Thursday, 19 July, 2018The Natural History Museum in London is set to host a play about a young Charles Darwin in a new theatre space created especially for the production. Situated in Kensington, the museum’s Jerwood... Read more -
Wednesday, 18 July, 2018In the last week alone, there have been ten resignations from Theresa May’s cabinet over Brexit, Donald Trump has met Vladimir Putin and the Queen, and we all had to face that, depressingly, football... Read more -
Tuesday, 17 July, 2018Casting has been announced for the Young Vic’s upcoming musical production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, which has been co-conceived by new artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah. Kwei-Armah has... Read more
Latest Theatre Reviews See all
Rory Mullarkey is bored of your plays. He’s had enough of predictable plots and complex characters. Instead, he presents Pity: a barmy take on middle England society that feels like new wave Monty... Read more
In his first play for six years, Alan Bennett takes aim at privatisation of the NHS on its 70th anniversary. Teaming up once again with director Nicholas Hytner at his new theatre, the Bridge, the... Read more
Following the unprecedented critical successes of Walt Disney’s first animated classics Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Pinocchio, many regarded his next venture – a collection of largely... Read more
Much like the mystical Forest of Arden, with twinkling fairy lights and copious amounts of plants, Regent Park’s Open Air Theatre is a delight to behold. Upon entering the auditorium, however, the... Read more
