Review: GARY GULMAN: GRANDILOQUENT, Soho Theatre
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Interview: Actor Richard Coyle on Revisiting Atticus Finch in TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
Richard Coyle talks returning to Atticus Finch on the UK & Ireland tour of To Kill A Mockingbird and why the story remains so vital today.
Review: CABBAGE THE CLOWN: CINEMADROME, Soho Theatre
Cinephiles, get your popcorn ready - Cabbage the Clown is here to take you on a journey to Cinemadrome (definitely not Cineworld).
Review: ELOUISE EFTOS: AUSTRALIA’S FIRST ATTRACTIVE COMEDIAN, Soho Theatre
From the start of Elouise Eftos: Australia’s First Attractive Comedian, Eftos makes it clear that this isn’t going to be the classic self-deprecating comedy show, walking on stage to lip-sync to a personalised version of the iconic Basic Instinct scene.
Interview: 'It's Become My Life': Jamaal Fields-Green on Becoming a Triple Threat in MJ THE MUSICAL
The West End’s production of MJ the Musical will be coming to a close in February 2026, after opening in March last year.
Interview: 'I Like To Be In The Centre of The Action': Performer Melanie La Barrie on Death and Hope in THE BOOK THIEF in Concert
After previous runs in 2022 and 2023, The Book Thief musical finally arrives in London.
Interview: 'Just Keep Singing': Cedric Neal on PERSONALITY: THE LLOYD PRICE MUSICAL IN CONCERT
Personality: The Lloyd Price Musical in Concert, starring Cedric Neal as Lloyd Price, arrives at the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall on 11 October.
Review: GHOST STORIES, Peacock Theatre
Ghost Stories, written by Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman, promises audience members at the Peacock Theatre “moments of extreme shock and tension,” warning potential ticket bookers that the show is “unsuitable for anyone under the age of 15” and recommending that those of a “nervous dispositio
Review: HEXMOOR WIZARDING PRISON, Inventive Productions
Hexmoor Wizarding Prison, created by Sam Shearman and written and directed by Tanner Paul, invites audience members to explore a mysterious wizarding prison under Alcotraz, another alcohol-fueled prison theatre experience from Inventive Productions.
Interview: 'It's Quite Visceral and Brutal': Max Bennett on TITUS ANDRONICUS
Recently, we had the chance to speak with Max Bennett, who plays the role of Saturninus in Titus Andronicus.
Review: THOR STENHAUG: ONE NIGHT STAND BABY, Soho Theatre
Thor Stenhaug: One Night Stand Baby has quite the simple concept - the title basically says it all.
Review: JOZ NORRIS: YOU WAIT. TIME PASSES., Soho Theatre
How does one know when they have completed what they have been put on this planet to do? Is it when they win an award? Is it when they raise a child they’ve dreamed of having? Or is it when they have a show at Soho Theatre and have put a white box on display on a pedestal? For Joz Norris, it’s t
Interview: Chiara Stephenson on the Set Design of A SINGLE MAN
After a run at the Manchester International Festival, A Single Man, “a vital portrait of queer love and loss,” is currently performing at the Linbury Theatre at the Royal Opera & Ballet.
Interview: 'There Are a Lot of Lessons to Be Learned from the Show': Eva Noblezada and Reeve Carney on CABARET
Since transforming the Playhouse Theatre in 2021, Cabaret has been the toast of London, with thousands of audience members flocking to the revival of Kander and Ebb’s iconic work.
Review: BBC PROMS: LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS 2025, Royal Albert Hall
After 86 concerts spanning over the past eight weeks, the 130th season of the Proms has come to a close, ending with the iconic Last Night of the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall, which has hosted over 3,000 musicians these past few months.
Interview: 'My Choices Were PENN & TELLER Or Prison!': Magician Penn on Celebrating 50 Years Of PENN & TELLER And Making Their West End Debut
Penn & Teller, the undisputed masters of modern magic are celebrating their Penn & Teller, the undisputed masters of modern magic are celebrating their incredible 50th Anniversary.
Review: GLENN MOORE: PLEASE SIR, GLENN I HAVE SOME MOORE?, Soho Theatre
Glenn Moore: Please Sir, Glenn I Have Some Moore? does not begin in classic comedy show fashion, with the comedian introducing themselves in the third person before running on stage to applause.
Interview: 'Masculinity Is In Crisis': Actor Oliver Johnstone on Research, Toxicity and Patriarchy in ROMANS: A NOVEL
Recently, we had the chance to speak with Oliver Johnstone about playing Marlow in Romans: A Novel.
Interview: 'It's A Night Like No Other!': Performer Jan Sport on Inclusivity, DRAG RACE and Returning to OSCAR AT THE CROWN
OSCAR at The Crown, a “high-energy, dance party musical” from Mark Mauriello and Andrew Barret Cox, has audiences enter an underground bunker into a dystopian world where people hide in exile because of what makes them different.
Review: BBC PROMS: ST. VINCENT, Royal Albert Hall
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