By Stuart King Friday, June 13 2025, 11:11
James Baldwin’s 1956 novel Giovanni’s Room in which a young American man tentatively explores his bisexuality while in Paris, was deemed so contentious and controversial that his publishers believed it would end the young writer’s burgeoning literary career.
Inside Giovanni's Room. Photo Drew Forsyth
By Camille Leadbeater Friday, June 13 2025, 10:46
Flabbergast Theatre’s Romeo & Juliet at the iconic Wilton’s Music Hall is a delectable and compelling interpretation of Shakespeare’s tragic love story. A darkly comedic, conceptual re-imagination of the classic drama, it is a far cry from the rather more slick and sanitised variations we have come to expect from modern theatrical productions.
Production image of Romeo and Juliet. Photo by Michael Lynch.
By Emmie Newitt Friday, June 13 2025, 10:19
Brought to the unforgettable surroundings of Regent's Park Open Air Theatre for a limited time this month, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Dream Ballets: A Triple Bill offers a first look into the rehearsal room.
Rehearsals for for Rodgers and Hammerstein's Dream Ballets A Triple Bill. Photo by Johan Persson.
By Emmie Newitt Friday, June 13 2025, 10:12
Co-written by Splendid Production's Artistic Director Kerry Frampton and Associate Director Ben Hales, the Olivier Award-nominated show returns to Shakespeare's Globe this summer.
Artwork for Rough Magic.
By Shehrazade Zafar-Arif Friday, June 13 2025, 09:11
Are you keen to explore the wide variety of musicals London has to offer, but aren’t sure where to start? Check out our guide to the different categories and types of musicals to help you decide which one’s best for you, along with some options for the most popular musicals currently running in the city.
Sondheim Theatre. Photo by Martino Battista.
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