Category : Theatre


The Party Girls: Scandalous Mitford Sisters Play Review

A scintillating new play, 'The Party Girls', delves into the tumultuous lives of the legendary Mitford sisters, exploring their infamous political divides, romantic entanglements, and the glittering yet dark world of 1930s aristocracy at Canterbury's Marl

'Woke' trigger warning for Sherlock Holmes play sparks fury

A new London stage adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's 'The Sign of Four' has ignited a fierce culture war debate after producers issued a 'trigger warning' for its depiction of crime, leaving traditional Sherlock Holmes fans outraged.

Maxine Peake to Play Mary Whitehouse in New Play

Acclaimed actress Maxine Peake stars as controversial moral crusader Mary Whitehouse in a provocative new play by Sarah Wooley, exploring censorship, power and feminism in modern Britain.

Ncuti Gatwa's Rave Review Of 'Born With Teeth'

Former Doctor Who and Sex Education star Ncuti Gatwa delivers a scorching review of Liz Duffy Adams' play 'Born With Teeth', praising its fierce energy and powerful performances at London's Almeida Theatre.

Times Square's Broadway Theatre to be Renamed

The historic theatre that hosted Mary Poppins is set for a monumental rebrand, honouring the legacy of influential producer James L. Nederlander in a landmark moment for New York City.

Ncuti Gatwa Electrifies in 'Born With Teeth' at Wyndham's

Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa and Edward Bluemel deliver a tour-de-force in Liz Duffy Adams's razor-sharp drama about a dangerous literary collaboration between Kit Marlowe and William Shakespeare. A must-see theatrical event in London's West End.

Theatres as Refugee Sanctuaries: Labour's New Proposal

Labour's Pat McFadden calls for a radical new scheme to house asylum seekers in UK theatre spaces, criticising the government's costly hotel policy and sparking a debate on arts funding and the refugee crisis.

Pitlochry's Radical Feminist Reimagining of Robert Burns

Pitlochry Festival Theatre stages a triumphant feminist reworking of Robert Burns' work, flipping the script on the bard's famous 'Toast to the Lassies' in a vibrant, music-filled celebration of female voices.

Royal Opera House's 'Woke' Tosca Sparks Audience Fury

Covent Garden's bold reimagining of Puccini's 'Tosca' divides audiences, replacing 1800s Rome with a modern female-led resistance movement and triggering a fierce debate on artistic modernisation versus tradition.

Theatre's 'Blood' Trigger Warning for Dracula Stirs Debate

A London theatre's decision to issue a content warning for its production of 'Dracula' over the use of fake blood has ignited a fierce debate about artistic freedom, audience sensibilities, and modern theatre etiquette.

Major Fire Engulfs Historic Southend Palace Theatre

A devastating fire has ripped through the iconic Palace Theatre in Southend, with over 60 firefighters tackling the blaze. Live updates as emergency services work to save the historic building.

Sarandon & Goldberg Star in Radical 2025 Tempest

Theatre's autumn season ignites with an unmissable, star-studded production of The Tempest led by Susan Sarandon and Whoopi Goldberg, alongside a dazzling lineup of new plays, comedy, and dance across the UK.

Corrie's Sally Dynevor lands major new theatre role

Coronation Street icon Sally Dynevor, famed for her role as Sally Metcalfe, is set to dazzle audiences on stage in a gripping new theatre production, marking a significant departure from the cobbles of Weatherfield.

Juniper & Blood: A Dark Magical Triumph at Donmar

Donmar Warehouse's latest production, 'Juniper & Blood', is a darkly magical triumph. Our review delves into this powerful exploration of modern witchcraft, female rage, and the haunting legacy of history, starring a phenomenal cast.

Sam Jay: We The People - A Scorching Edinburgh Triumph

US comedian Sam Jay delivers a masterclass in political comedy with 'We The People' at Edinburgh's Pleasance Courtyard. A razor-sharp critique of American democracy that resonates powerfully with a UK audience.

Sir David Jason Mobbed by Adoring Fans in Manchester

National treasure Sir David Jason was in 'great spirits' as he was warmly mobbed by adoring fans ahead of his show 'Only Fools and Horses and Other Classic Sitcoms' at The Lowry in Salford, Manchester.

Southern-Fried Shakespeare: A BBQ Hamlet Review

Theatre critic Patrick Marmion reviews a radical, raucous reimagining of Hamlet set in a Deep South BBQ joint, complete with karaoke, bourbon, and a foul-mouthed Prince of Denmark.

Kennedy Center removes Trump's name from honours

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has formally removed Donald Trump's name from its prestigious honours programme, reversing a 2019 decision and citing his actions surrounding the Capitol riot.

Lost Paws Review: A Hilarious Feline Take on Modern Life

Our theatre critic delves into 'Lost Paws', the smash-hit play that uses two mischievous cats to expose the hilarious and often painful foibles of their London owners. A must-see comedy about urban life, relationships, and the secret world of pets.

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