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Relative Motion- New Play Announced for Southwark Playhouse Borough
Very Rascals Productions and Feuille Dooley Productions are delighted to announce the world premiere of Relative Motion, a gripping new play by British-South African writer Stephanie Greenwood, running at Southwark Playhouse Borough in The Little auditorium from 11 November to 5 December. Blending romantic comedy, psychological thriller and black comedy, the production…
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Adios England…Viva Espana? Heathrow Express Research Finds Fans Set To Switch Sides For Final
England’s World Cup dream is over – but for millions of fans, the tournament may not be. After a heartbreaking 2-1 semi-final defeat to Argentina, the Three Lions are out, with Argentina now set to face Spain in Sunday’s World Cup final. New research from Heathrow Express suggests plenty of…
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Nobody Cares at Underbelly Soho Review
Tony Award winner Laura Benanti returns to Underbelly Soho with Nobody Cares, her acclaimed solo comedy that blends stand‑up, storytelling and original songs. A New York Times Critic’s Pick, the show now enjoys a strictly limited two‑week run from 14–26 July. Across 65 fast‑moving minutes, she weaves personal anecdotes with…
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The Smile of Her Review
The Smile of Her marks Academy Award, Golden Globe and Emmy winner Christine Lahti’s London stage debut, and it’s a strikingly intimate one. The play is a deeply personal autobiographical work that Christine both wrote and performs, tracing her life from 1950s suburban Michigan to the present day. She revisits…
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Gordon Ramsay Brings the Heat: Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen Opens at London’s Cumberland Hotel
The heat was officially turned up in Marble Arch this evening, as multi-Michelin starred chef Gordon Ramsay welcomed guests to the launch of Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen at The Cumberland Hotel, marking the long-awaited UK debut of the globally renowned restaurant concept inspired by his Emmy Award-winning television series. Hosted by Gordon…
