"When I was studying music in Barcelona, I always dreamt of singing in one very specific place.”
4d ago
Arthur Miller is having a moment in London’s theatre scene. It’s been 80 years since the height of his success, but the West End can’t get enough of the playwright.
5 May
We have all seen it before. It’s the fail-safe Shakespeare play destined to put bums on seats, or in the Globe’s case: destined to put feet in the playhouse.
5 May
It’s the National Theatre play that swept London with excitement last year, written by lawyer and playwright Suzie Miller.
8 Apr
Watching Teeth ’n’ Smiles is - I imagine - a bit like stepping back into a smoky 60s gig. The music definitely delivers.
27 Mar
What is a soft day off? Viral trend encourages workers to take a day off without using annual leave.
11 Mar
There’s been some cracking Arthur Miller plays in London in the last year - you can add this one to the list.
5 Mar
Capcom has done it again...
27 Feb
When I told people I was seeing a musical version of the horror/comedy I got the same reaction from almost everyone - how on Earth is that going to work?
2 Feb
It tells the story of the 1936 clashes between Oswald Mosley’s fascists and the anti-fascist movement on Cable Street in London.
29 Jan
Before seeing the play, I had a picture of Mary Todd Lincoln in my mind, mainly formed by the farce Oh Mary, showing just 1,000 feet away at Trafalgar Theatre.
29 Jan
It’s a troubling story about two orphan brothers, who try to kidnap an older orphan.
12 Jan
LBC had the privilege of being sent a box of Forest Feast snacks to review - a gesture that was very much appreciated in the office.
29 Dec
It’s a million miles away from fact, but it’s a stupendously funny tale of a family we’ve all heard of.
19 Dec
If you haven’t been able to make it to a pantomime this year, you probably are missing the magic of the Grimms' Fairy Tales.
15 Dec
