- Asian Pirate Musical: six years of queer time-travelling pirates
Interview: Zhui Ning Chang and Jade Leamcharaskul discuss six years developing Asian Pirate Musical, queering pirate history and pushing back against orientalist musical theatre traditions.
- Tartuffe (Remixed): Mark Rylance at Marylebone Theatre
News: Mark Rylance stars in Tartuffe (Remixed) at Marylebone Theatre this September, directed by Darren Raymond of Intermission Youth, with several Intermission Ensemble graduates in the cast. Over 2,250 tickets £30 or under.
- Interview: Hersh Dagmarr on Minogueus Sanctus, his all-Kylie cabaret
Interview: Fandom as faith. Kylie through a Weimar lens. Hersh Dagmarr brings his all-Kylie cabaret Minogueus Sanctus to the Crazy Coqs, opening London Pride weekend
- Love letter to South London: Tia-Renee Mullings’s A to B comes to Soho Theatre
Interview: Sheyi Cole and Zakiyyah Deen talk about Tia-Renee Mullings’s debut play A to B: a Black British love story in the heart of Soho
- Jersey Boys: Carlo Boumouglbay on Tommy DeVito and the 20th Anniversary Tour
Interview: Carlo Boumouglbay discusses playing Tommy DeVito in Jersey Boys, the 20th anniversary UK tour, and why the Four Seasons story still resonates
- Raising Gays: A New Musical About Pride and Parents
Interview: meet the team behind Raising Gays, a brand-new musical that tells the story of the parents of young gay people
- Joshua Poole discusses his new comedy Monarchs Anonymous
Interview: Joshua Poole talk about Monarchs Anonymous which evolved from a YouTube series into a theatrical farce, exploring historical figures in a therapy session.
- Hongwei Bao discusses his debut play Hot Pot
Interview: Playwright Hongwei Bao on friendship, identity and the politics of sharing a meal: his debut play HOT POT opens at Playhouse East this June
- What We Inherit: Beth Paterson on Memory, Identity and NIUSIA
Interview: Beth Paterson’s NIUSIA, a poignant one-woman show, explores inherited memory and family silence through her grandmother’s Holocaust survival story.
- Three Years Of Red Bus – Which Shows Are On The Top Deck?
News: Red Bus Londinium is three years old. Take a look at the ten shows which got five star reviews in that time.
- Mind the Gap: Balancing Early Curtains with the Evening Rush
Debate: The debate over early theatre start times highlights the balance between commuting convenience and preserving the traditional theatre experience.
- Pulling Back the Curtain: Magic and Metamorphosis with Norvil & Josephine
Interview: Norvil & Josephine’s 2026 tour presents “Rabbits Out of the Hat,” blending magic and storytelling to explore tradition versus change.
Interview: Zhui Ning Chang and Jade Leamcharaskul discuss six years developing Asian Pirate Musical, queering pirate history and pushing back against orientalist musical theatre traditions.
News: Mark Rylance stars in Tartuffe (Remixed) at Marylebone Theatre this September, directed by Darren Raymond of Intermission Youth, with several Intermission Ensemble graduates in the cast. Over 2,250 tickets £30 or under.
Interview: Fandom as faith. Kylie through a Weimar lens. Hersh Dagmarr brings his all-Kylie cabaret Minogueus Sanctus to the Crazy Coqs, opening London Pride weekend
Interview: Sheyi Cole and Zakiyyah Deen talk about Tia-Renee Mullings’s debut play A to B: a Black British love story in the heart of Soho
Interview: Carlo Boumouglbay discusses playing Tommy DeVito in Jersey Boys, the 20th anniversary UK tour, and why the Four Seasons story still resonates
Interview: meet the team behind Raising Gays, a brand-new musical that tells the story of the parents of young gay people
Interview: Joshua Poole talk about Monarchs Anonymous which evolved from a YouTube series into a theatrical farce, exploring historical figures in a therapy session.
Interview: Playwright Hongwei Bao on friendship, identity and the politics of sharing a meal: his debut play HOT POT opens at Playhouse East this June
Interview: Beth Paterson’s NIUSIA, a poignant one-woman show, explores inherited memory and family silence through her grandmother’s Holocaust survival story.
News: Red Bus Londinium is three years old. Take a look at the ten shows which got five star reviews in that time.
Debate: The debate over early theatre start times highlights the balance between commuting convenience and preserving the traditional theatre experience.
Interview: Norvil & Josephine’s 2026 tour presents “Rabbits Out of the Hat,” blending magic and storytelling to explore tradition versus change.
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