Bella Heesom’s acclaimed tale of female desire, Rejoicing at her Wondrous Vulva the Young Woman Applauded Herself , comes to South London’s Ovalhouse this May. Book your tickets now for the witty, empowering production.
NEWS: Tragic true tale Mary Blandy’s Gallows Tree comes to Brighton Fringe
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Gripping one-woman show, Mary Blandy’s Gallows Tree, brings its tale of love, betrayal and murder to the Brighton Fringe in May. The tale of a woman executed at Oxford Prison runs for three days only, so book now to avoid disappointment!
REHEARSAL PHOTOS: Maite Jáuregui stars as twin sisters in one-woman play The Reality
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Maite Jáuregui stars as twin sisters in the UK premiere of Denise Despeyroux’s acclaimed one-woman play The Reality, as part of the Cervantes Theatre’s third New Spanish Playwriting season. Have a peek inside rehearsals – and then get booking!
REHEARSAL PHOTOS: Tuning up The Glass Piano for its premiere at the Print Room
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We’re counting down to the world premiere of The Glass Piano, in which Notting Hill’s historic Coronet is transformed into a 19th-century Bavarian palace. Sneak a peek into rehearsals with director Max Key and the company – and then get booking!
‘Plays are like selection boxes of a writer’s anxieties’: Tom Lodge on his new two-hander Like You Hate Me
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Why don’t we see more working-class stories onstage? How do you balance writing with a day job in theatre marketing? We caught up with playwright Tom Lodge as his new two-hander Like You Hate Me readies for its premiere at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre care of Fight or Flight Theatre company. Time to get booking!
PHOTOS: Who was Princess Alexandra of Bavaria? Portraits of Grace Molony in The Glass Piano
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The Glass Piano transports audiences to a 19th-century Bavarian palace to find four characters trapped by their situations, and prevented from fulfilling their dreams of love. Who was the real princess whose eccentricities inspired Alix Sobler’s new play? Gen up – and check out our series of sumptuous character portraits below. Time to get booking! The Glass Piano, written by award-winning playwright …
NEWS: Polyamorous Off-Broadway hit Afterglow heats up summer in Southwark
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New York’s provocative, polyamorous Off-Broadway hit Afterglow gets its UK premiere this summer at London’s Southwark Playhouse, where its strictly limited season runs from 5 June to 20 July 2019, with a press night on 11 June.
‘It’s so disappointing to see flagship theatres programming almost exclusively male seasons’: Playwright Tabitha Mortiboy on The Amber Trap
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Tabitha Mortiboy’s The Amber Trap is the fifth female-led play from Damsel Productions, which is dedicated to presenting work written and staged by women. We talk to Mortiboy about why companies like Damsel are so necessary to redress gender imbalance and how her play considers power structures… and stalking. Time to get booking!
PHOTOS: Sneak a peek inside rehearsals for Other People’s Money starring Michael Brandon
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Have they been flashing the cash? Go inside the rehearsal room for this major new stage production of corporate greed satire Other People’s Money, starring Michael Brandon and Rob Locke. Check out our full gallery of photos below – and then get booking!
Women without chairs: Check out these Like You Hate Me rehearsal photos
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Preparations are underway for the premiere of Tom Lodge’s Like You Hate Me – and these sneak-peek rehearsal shots are making us wonder whether the set is going to be very limited indeed… or if these are women with a shared no-furniture fetish! Don’t worry: the audience at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre definitely get seats. Time to get booking!