Lack of play in London’s hospitals causes trauma, report finds
Children in London’s hospitals and hospices are at greater risk of long-term trauma because of a lack of play, a
Review: Dancing at Lughnasa, The National Theatre
Over thirty years on from where it was first played in 1991, Josie Rourke’s revival of Brian Friel’s Olivier award-winning
You Bury Me arrives at Richmond’s Orange Tree Theatre
Ahlam’s You Bury Me arrived at the intimate Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond on Monday and will continue showings until
Nativity performed by adults comes to Twickenham
A comedy based nativity play which is performed by adults is coming to Twickenham next month. Everybody knows the nativity story,
The Lavender Hill Mob: racing into Richmond Theatre this month
A stage adaptation of The Lavender Hill Mob will play at Richmond Theatre next week. Based off the iconic 1951
How the theatre industry is recovering from the pandemic
Theatre-goers in London have almost returned to pre-pandemic levels, a recent YouGov survey has found. When asked “Have you been
REVIEW: The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs brought to Soho Theatre
Exploring the reality and challenges of being a lesbian in the 21st century, Damsel Productions brings The Ministry of Lesbian
Chicken Burger N Chips: a story of life in south London
Corey Bovell’s Chicken Burger N Chips is a semi-biographical story of a young black man navigating life against a backdrop
Debut show features in new festival from Brixton House Theatre
A new festival, launched at the newly opened Brixton House Theatre last week, will feature a debut show by actor,
Orange Tree Theatre continues Recovery Season with Two Billion Beats
The Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond has continued its Recovery Season with the world premiere of Two Billion Beats. The coming-of-age play follows two
“Something wicked this way comes”: Macbeth at New Wimbledon Theatre
The Dickens Theatre Company kick-started its opening night of Macbeth with an enthralling performance full of revenge and malice at