If you click «Log in with Facebook» and are not a Culture Whisper user, you agree to our Terms & Conditions and to our Privacy Policy, which includes our Cookie Use
-
The show will go on as theatres introduce digital viewing options to bring the drama directly to you during social isolation
-
From a spate of fantastical adaptations to an all-new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, here are 21 plays (hopefully!) coming to the London stage in 2021
-
Emilia Clarke swaps her dragons for a Seagull in a fresh version of Chekhov's classic play, as part of Jamie Lloyd's theatre season
-
Nicholas Hytner will transform Philip Pullman's La Belle Sauvage into a play at The Bridge Theatre in 2021
-
Aaron Sorkin's smash-hit stage adaptation of Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird comes to the West End
-
Say hello to London's newest Hamlet: Cush Jumbo makes her Young Vic debut as Shakespeare's tragic hero
-
Rising stars Josh O'Connor and Jessie Buckley play Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers in a modern take on Romeo and Juliet
-
Magical theatre adaptation of Man Booker-winning novel Life of Pi hits West End stage, after five-star reviews of sell-out Sheffield production
-
Andrew Lloyd Webber and Killing Eve writer Emerald Fennell reinvent the fairytale format with a new Cinderella musical
-
After an impressive premiere at the National Theatre, this modern myth from the mind of Neil Gaiman comes to life on the West End
-
Immersive theatre experts Les Enfants Terribles have created a virtual Sherlock Holmes-themed adventure: The Case of the Hung Parliament
-
Get Up, Stand Up! Musical of Bob Marley's story premieres at London's Lyric Theatre, starring Arinze Kene
-
With lockdown lifting, live theatre returns to London's stages just in time for Christmas. Here are the best plays to catch this winter
-
London families are desperately missing kid-friendly theatre. These are the immersive productions to watch with your tots in tow at home this Christmas season
-
He should have spent the year on Broadway. But New York's loss is London's gain... The award-winning actor talks about changed plans, a musical journey and setting up home
-
Director Luke Sheppard and actor Miriam-Teak Lee on the magic of their pop-fuelled musical & Juliet, which returns to the West End in 2021
-
Teen drag queen musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie is a young, fun and fresh celebration of being a little bit different
-
In the final episode of The Third Day, Helen (Naomie Harris) is finally reunited with her husband Sam (Jude Law), who's become a Christ-like figure on Osea island
-
David Tennant returns to the stage to explore Nazism in a revival of CP Taylor's production of Good, directed by Dominic Cooke
-
In The Mermaid's Tongue, a new online escape-room game by Swamp Motel, at-home audiences must crack codes and decipher clues to find a missing object
-
In the penultimate episode, Helen (Naomie Harris) searches for Sam (Jude Law) who, it turns out, is her husband. And when a pregnant woman needs urgent attention, Helen steps up
-
Live theatre is making a comeback in the capital – and there's plenty you won't want to miss. Here are the best shows in London to see this autumn
-
In The Third Day's third chapter, Winter, Naomie Harris enters a chilly Osea. But the community's split in two, making the island even more dangerous than before
-
This special 12-hour live broadcast sees one continuous shot moving through Osea island. Sam (Jude Law) has been chosen as the father, but has to fulfil a gruelling initiation first
-
In the third episode, Sam (Jude Law) endures a nightmarish journey to finally escape Osea Island. But everything's against him
-
For one year only, the National Theatre is staging a panto for Christmas. Dick Whittington is being performed live to a socially distanced audience
-
Sam (Jude Law) spends yet another day on Osea Island, learning more about its folklore and becoming closer to anthropologist Jess (Katherine Waterston)
-
Following its six-month slumber, the West End is reopening several of its best-loved shows this autumn. Here’s what you can watch over the next few months
-
In this West End musical, the six wives of Henry VIII are queens of pop reclaiming their narrative
-
From the excitement as the lights go down to the electric feeling the experience leaves you with, there’s nothing quite like a night at the theatre
-
In a strange and elusive collaboration between Sky and Punchdrunk, The Third Day stars Jude Law as a reluctant visitor to a mysterious island off the British coast
-
Mischief Theatre Company's farcical tale of theatrical disaster continues to delight on the West End