New Adaptation of Shaw’s Saint Joan Premieres at Arches Lane Theatre
A new adaptation of Saint Joan will receive its world premiere in London this spring, as writer and performer Ruthie Black presents a contemporary
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London
Royal Academy to Stage First UK Exhibition Dedicated to Baroque Painter Michaelina Wautier
The Royal Academy of Arts will present the first UK exhibition dedicated to the remarkable Baroque painter Michaelina Wautier this spring, offering audiences a
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New Musical LIFELINE Brings Story of Penicillin Pioneer Alexander Fleming to the London Stage
A new musical inspired by one of the most significant medical discoveries in history will premiere in London this spring
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Award-Winning Musical JEEZUS! Returns to London for Electrifying New Run
An award-winning musical that electrified audiences at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe last year is heading to London this spring. JEEZUS!, the irreverent comedy
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Dark Comedy “Unlikely: In a Building with a Broken Lift” Returns to London’s Barons Court Theatre
London audiences are invited into a surreal and unsettling world this March as Unlikely: In a Building with a Broken Liftarrives
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‘10 First Dates’: Dark Comedy About Midlife Dating Premieres at Camden’s Women’s Writers Festival
A sharp and darkly comic new play exploring the chaos of modern dating will make its debut this March as 10
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World Premiere of The Dawn of Reckoning to Debut at White Bear Theatre This March.
London’s vibrant fringe theatre scene is set to welcome a compelling new drama this month as The Dawn of Reckoning, written
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Fake Boobs, Real Problems – Comedy at The Libra Theatre Cafe
On 7 August 2025, The Libra Theatre Cafe will host the world premiere of “Fake Boobs, Real Problems”, a comedic one-woman
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REVIEW — Let It Stain by InMotion Theatre Company
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ By Mariana Nechaieva Imagine a bright, summer afternoon. You’re walking through crowded and loud Camden on your way to
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Review – NATIONAL BALLET OF JAPAN: GISELLE
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ by Mariana Nechaieva Sometimes people judge the show by the sound: how loud or quiet was the music, how
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