RED BUS LONDINIUM

Welcome to Red Bus Londinium, celebrating the wonderful diversity of London’s theatre scene from the intimacy of a pub theatre to the extravagance of the West End. You will also find ideas on how to afford the theatre, so it can be enjoyed by all.

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  Grimfest Interview: Alice Mayer on Hourglass
  Grimfest Interview: Alice Mayer talks dating, death and spiders ahead of Hourglass, her darkly comic one-woman show at Bread and Roses, Clapham.
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  James Hameed to perform in RepresentAsian
  New:s James Hameed (the voice of Paddington) will perform in RepresentAsian on 9th November
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  Voila! Festival Interview: Briana Croitoru
  Voila! Festival interview: Briana Croitoru talks about her one-woman show My Mother Tongue Wants to Disown Me that explores identity, language and belonging
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  Voila! Festival Interview: Sushant Nair on 21 days
  Voila! Festival interview: Sushant Nair’s dark comedy 21 Days explores addiction, loneliness and AI in 2030 at the Canal Cafe Theatre
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  Interview: Jim Caruso on Cast Party
  Interview: Jim Caruso’s Cast Party with Billy Stritch returns to London’s Crazy Coqs this November. Jim Caruso tells us how it began.
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  Lambeth Fringe Interview: The Red Kitchen Collective
  Interview: Red Kitchen Collective on mermaids, people-pleasing and the male gaze ahead of Tall Tails at Lambeth Fringe in London.
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  Review: Moment by Moment, Genesis Cinema ★★½
  Film review: Moment by Moment (an Alexander Sage Oyen song cycle) boasts engaging and listenable music in a well-filmed but ill-suited format
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  Lambeth Fringe Review: Happy Hearts ★★★½
  Review of Happy Heart: Marcus Reeves sings Andy Williams at Toulouse Lautrec, Kennington. Warm nostalgia for fans, with perhaps less for newcomers.
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  News: Croydonites Festival of New Theatre Returns
  News: Croydonites Festival of New Theatre returns for 12th year, 4 to 21 November, with Fringe hits and local film.
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  Interview: Lewys Holt on Falling Down
  Interview: Lewys Holt on Falling Down, a funny, unsettling solo about power. Chisenhale Dance Space, 23 October, pay what you can.
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  Review: Who Put the Bomp? Tabard Theatre ★★★★
  Review: Keith Strachan’s new Doo-Wop musical at the Tabard Theatre is dedicated to Bill Kenwright – harmonies, TikTok and a joyful finale.
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  Lambeth Fringe Interview: Alan Ho on Have I Returned?
  Lambeth Fringe Interview: Alan Ho on Have I Returned?, expressionist theatre about blindness and belonging
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  News: Christmas Songbook to support Actors House
  News: Matt Henry MBE hosts The Actors House Christmas Songbook, Gillian Lynne Theatre, 7 December, raising funds for touring actors’ digs.
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  Interview: Mohit Mathur Asks “Are you Even Indian?”
  Interview: Mohit Mathur talks about identity and belonging and the development of his play Are You Even Indian?
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  Lambeth Fringe Interview: The Third Coming of Jesus Christ
  Lambeth Fringe Interview: Karol Stanisz discusses Cain, free will and absurdist comedy ahead of The Third Coming of Jesus Christ