MUSICAL CAFE: SONGS FROM NEW MUSICALS at Feinstein's
by Rachel Stone - Sep 12, 2026
Feinstein's at the Nikko will present a concert celebrating new musical theatre by Northern California writers and composers, featuring works at various stages of development and hosted by The Kilbanes.
Review: TARTUFFE (REMIXED), starring Mark Rylance
by Cindy Marcolina - Sep 12, 2026
Adapting classical theatre for a new audience is an exciting task and Darren Raymond has relocated Molière’s farce to a Nigerian-Jamaican family living in England. We are all preparing for Adanna and Sinclair’s impending nuptials, with relatives from both sides gathering at her childhood home. When Oga, Adanna’s father, invites Pastor Blake to stay, alarm bells go off for the younger generation. The smooth talking, duplicitous, sleazy old man infiltrates the household, feigning piety. The core of Molière’s work props up a vibrant production that’s infused with colour and music. Written in rhyming verse, this version of Tartuffe is truly charming, but runs long and its humour tends to be overplayed.
Photos: BRAINIAC LIVE at the Garrick Theatre
by A.A. Cristi - Aug 19, 2026
New production photos have been released from BRAINIAC LIVE at the Garrick Theatre. The Olivier Award-winning family show plays through August 30 before continuing its UK tour this autumn.
Cast Announced for GIRL OUT OF THE BLUE at the Tabard Theatre
by Nicole Rosky - Aug 16, 2026
Alexander ‘Sandy’ Marshall and Close Quarter Productions have just announced the full cast for Girl Out of The Blue, a new drama by Giles Cole, directed by Jonas Cemm, which runs Tues to Sat at the Tabard Theatre, London, from 23 September to 10 October. The production brings together a company of stage and screen performers: Sarah Berger as Beth, Seeta Indrani as Maya, Jonathan Sidgwick as Doug, and Miranda Braun as Abi – the ‘Girl’.
Arthur Miller's THE PRICE Extends Run at Marylebone Theatre
by Stephi Wild - May 13, 2026
Arthur Miller's THE PRICE, directed by Jonathan Munby and starring Henry Goodman, Faye Castelow, Elliot Cowan, and John Hopkins, has extended its run at Marylebone Theatre following critical acclaim and sold-out performances.