Time Out2y
Musicals and theatre in London
From Academy Award-winner Rami Malek doing Sophocles to, uh, Academy Award-winner Brie Larson doing a different Sophocles, it’s a crazy busy month on the... From Jordan Brookes’s batshit ...
Sadler’s Wells opens new powerhouse dance theatre with immersive rave
Ozoagu’s ‘Our Mighty Groove’ brings the party to new £1.1bn East Bank development, writes Lydia Spencer-Elliott ...
Observer8d
Inside London’s Vibrant New Dance Theater
As the U.K. arts scene suffers crisis after crisis, Sadler’s Wells is expanding its commitment to new ideas in dance and performance.
The Australian Financial Review27d
London’s theatre scene is booming. Can pricey Broadway catch up?
For many producers, London – and the British theatre sector more generally ... benefit from Britain’s long-established system of arts subsidy – less than in cultural powerhouses such ...
The Stage14d
Theatre leaders sound the alarm over ongoing council cuts
Theatre leaders have raised the alarm about local councils' ongoing squeezes to their arts funds, with Nottingham Playhouse ...
Architectural Record15d
The Greenhill Building at London’s Harrow Arts Centre Shines Bright with Red Cladding and a Sawtooth Roofline
Designed by Chris Dyson Architects, the 5,500-square-foot building offers interdisciplinary arts classes and event space within a historic setting.
Sean Hayes to Reprise Tony Award-Winning Role in ‘Good Night, Oscar’ on London’s West End
London's Barbican Theatre will host a limited seven-week run of Hayes' play this summer, with the 'Will & Grace' star "eager to introduce one of the all-time greats, Oscar Levant, to the U.K." ...
The Daily Telegraph11d
London theatre: the best family shows to book now
Looking for inspiration? Check out our picks of the best West End and other London family shows – from toddlers to teenagers London has a world-leading theatre scene, and it’s particularly ...
The Arts Desk12d
The Lonely Londoners, Kiln Theatre review - Windrush Generation arrive in a London full of opportunities, but not for them
As something of an immigrant to the capital myself in the long hot summer of 1984, I gobbled up Absolute Beginners, Colin MacInnes’s novel of an outsider embracing the temptations and dangers of ...