The Luke Westlake Scholarship, formerly known as the JAM Scholarship, is an award designed to provide an actor with artistic and financial support worth over £3,000 in their final year and as they graduate from university or drama school, … Continue Reading
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NEWS / Truth to Power Café ‘No Borders World Tour’ launches
Truth to Power Café ‘No Borders World Tour’ launches with events in USA, London and Singapore In OctoberTruth to Power Café opens its No … Continue Reading
News / The Theatre Channel’s New Musical Theatre Web Series
Adam Blanshay Productions and The Theatre Café have announced a brand-new musical theatre-based web series, The Theatre Channel. Bringing … Continue Reading
Latest Reviews
Review / Alice, A Virtual Theme Park by Creation Theatre
Creation Theatre has dug deep in these Covid times to combat the present lack of creative expression that we are [Read More]
Review / The Time Machine at The London Library
This promenade production of The Time Machine is written by Jonathan Holloway. The new adaptation has ripped into the original [Read More]
Review / Lad at The Vault Festival 2020
Lad written and performed by Rhys Dunlop and Alan Mahon, is clever and so contemporary, with its jokes and jibes [Read More]
Review / The Apologist at Clapham Omnibus Theatre
The talented Gabrielle Scawthorn delivers three separate but related monologues – The Apologist is a short but pithy evening with [Read More]
Review / House of Commons at White Bear Theatre
Split Note Theatre delivers a play that is original in thought and creative in delivery. The black box theatre space [Read More]
Review / Flights at Omnibus Theatre – Clapham
Flights is a quality production from One Duck presently taking off at Omnibus Theatre, Clapham and you should definitely grab [Read More]
Review / The Paper Dolls at the Little Angel Theatre
Julia Donaldson’s charming book the Paper Dolls, which I have never managed to get through without crying, is brought wonderfully [Read More]