Lyric Hammersmith theatre exceeds crowdfunding target after big donation
A Hammersmith theatre has exceeded its community crowdfunding target in a struggle to stay afloat during Covid-19, after receiving a
‘A theatrical firework’: Queens of Sheba hits Kingston’s Rose Theatre
The award-winning Queens of Sheba will be playing at the Rose Theatre in Kingston from Thursday 19 – Saturday 21
Widow honours husband with charity celebrating black heroes
The Black Heroes Foundation uses the arts to tell the stories of the black community and to celebrate black heroes.
REVIEW: Zoe Seaton’s Macbeth is a surreal but innovative piece of theatre
To describe Big Telly Theatre Company founder Zoe Seaton’s take on Macbeth as innovative and modern would be the understatement
New theatre premieres Peruvian drama on food and body image
A new theatre venue located in the heart of Camberwell is promoting unheard voices and unseen shows from emerging talented
Macbeth takes to Zoom with south London actor part of the virtual cast
A virtual and immersive version of Macbeth is being performed on Zoom this October, as theatre companies continue to find
Lyric Hammersmith Theatre announces redundancy consultation
The Lyric Hammersmith Theatre announced today that it has placed over one fifth of its staff at risk of redundancy,
Immersive London-based show C-o-n-t-a-c-t extended for six weeks
Critically acclaimed immersive outdoor performance C-o-n-t-a-c-t has been extended for an extra six weeks, it was announced today. C-o-n-t-a-c-t, which
It’s a Doorstep Jamboree for shielding young people across London
Children’s theatre company Oily Cart are offering a Doorstep Jamboree to young people in London with complex needs who are
Lyric Hammersmith postpones 2020 panto following lack of clarity on theatre reopening
Pantomime lovers in south west London will have to wait until 2021 to see Lyric Hammersmith’s Aladdin which has been
INTERVIEW: Mr Gee discusses the impact and legacy of the Coronavirus on the arts
As the performing arts play understudy to the Coronavirus, we talk to artist Mr Gee about how damaging this is to the creative industry.