Review: FANNY, King's Head Theatre
In Calum Finlay’s Fanny, sibling rivalry and musical history occasionally seem barely more than mere pretexts for a superlative slice of Mischief-adjacent tomfoolery.
In Calum Finlay’s Fanny, sibling rivalry and musical history occasionally seem barely more than mere pretexts for a superlative slice of Mischief-adjacent tomfoolery.
Meta comedy never settles on its tone nor its focus, and runs out of steam long before the end
We live in a time where Trump has been accusing the Democratic Party of Communism since his first campaign.
At its core, No Particular Order is about the rise of authoritarianism, and how we resist it, often through small but significant acts of defiance.
The Huntington has revealed the cast and creative team of Nassim, a vibrant theatrical experience written by Nassim Soleimanpour, directed by Omar Elerian.
Willy’s Candy Spectacular, written by Richard Kraft and Andy Fickman is a musical parody of the infamous Willy Wonka immersive experience in Glasgow back in February, in which families paid £35 for tickets and were greeted with an empty warehouse, two jellybeans for each child and a bizarre chara
As slick and suave as its performers’ suits, The Mosinee Project is a curious little piece of documentary theatre.
The National Theatre and Wales Millennium Centre have released rehearsal photos for Nye.
The National Theatre and Wales Millenium Centre have announced the full cast for Nye as the company begins rehearsals.
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Omnibus Theatre has announced the full cast for Charlie Dupré’s Compositor E as part of the theatre’s 10th Birthday Season.
All new rehearsal images have been released for Talawa Theatre Company’s major new production, Recognition, which is premiering at Fairfield Halls, Croydon, from 1st – 24th June as part of London Borough of Culture 2023 - This Is Croydon.
Rafaella Marcus pinpoints the eternal bisexual struggle in Sap, which has come to London after a starry sell-out run at Edinburgh Fringe last year.
TAL by Tal Levy Cohen will play the United Solo Festival on March 16th at 7pm at The Studio Theatre at Theatre Row.
In a landscape dominated by a dearth of lesbian stories, it’s refreshing to find one that doesn’t deal with sexuality at all, but focuses on the negotiations of parenthood and the complications of personal connections.
A bloodless refugee drama unsuited to the space in which it is performed.
This new play raises interesting questions about father-son relationships in a world in which middle-aged men can struggle to find a role, but its lack of detail prevents its potential being realised fully
Back by popular demand, the Olivier and Tony Award-winning production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, adapted by Simon Stephens from the novel by Mark Haddon, and directed by Marianne Elliott (War Horse, Angels in America, Company) will open at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre
Theatres in Lockdown is a filmic journey around 53 of London’s most iconic theatres during the nation’s second lockdown.
A campaign to help Hackney Empire survive the impact of Covid-19 has raised over £40,000 in the week since it launched.