Julia Masli tipped
The excellent Julia Masli begins a run at Soho Theatre today of ‘Choosh!’, a show we loved when we saw it at edfringe last summer. Read about that and other tipped shows in our Three To See recommendations here.
Sophie Craig Q&A
Caro’s latest Q&A is with Sophie Craig, creator and performer in ‘I Love You, Now What?’, which begins a run at London’s Pleasance Theatre today. Read the interview here.
Stella Powell-Jones Q&A
Caro recently had a chat with Stella Powell-Jones, AD of Jermyn Street Theatre, about ‘Jules And JIm’, adapted by Timberlake Wertenbaker, which begins its run today. Read the Q&A here.
Alison Buchanan Q&A
Caro recently had a catch up with Alison Buchanan of Pegasus Opera, about the company’s upcoming double bill at the Royal Academy Of Music. Read the Q&A here.
Joshua Liburd Q&A
Caro recently spoke to Joshua Liburd, who appears in the critically acclaimed ‘Animal’ at Park Theatre from Wednesday. Read the Q&A here.
Shewolves tipped
‘Shewolves’ – a show we saw and loved at edfringe – makes its way to Greenwich Theatre this weekend. Read about that and other recommended cultural events in our Three To See tips here.
Posy Sterling Q&A
Caro recently spoke to Posy Sterling about performing in ‘Dixon And Daughters’, the latest show from the brilliant Clean Break, which opens at the National Theatre this weekend. Read the Q&A here.
The Lost Spells tipped
We have a number of family show recommendations for you this week, including one for ‘The Lost Spells’, on at Polka Theatre from tomorrow. Read about that and other promising events in our Three To See tips here.
Stars tipped
We’re excited about Mojisola Adebayo’s ‘Stars: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey’, which begins a run at ICA this week. Read about that and other great events in our Three To See recommendations here.
Family Tree tipped
We have lots of theatre recommendations for you this week, including one for ‘Family Tree’ at Brixton House. Read about that and other great cultural events in our Three To See tips right here.
Sugarcoated Sisters tipped
The acclaimed Sugarcoated Sisters begin a run of their edfringe debut show ‘Bittersweet’ at Soho Theatre today. Read about that and other fab events in our Three To See recommendations here.
Brian Mullin Q&A
Caro recently spoke to Brian Mullin, creator of – and performer in – ‘Live To Tell’, which opens at Camden People’s Theatre tomorrow. Read the Q&A here.
Lucy Hopkins tipped
The brilliant Lucy Hopkins begins a short run of ‘Dark Mother’ at Soho Theatre today. Read about that and other great cultural events in our Three To See and Stream tips here.
Rosamunde Hutt Q&A
Caro recently spoke to Rosamunde Hutt of Pursued By A Bear about ‘Nothing On Earth’, which is on at Chats Palace this week. Read the Q&A here.
Dia-Beat-Es tipped
We tipped lots of different cultural events this week, and one we are rather excited about is Paul O’Donnell’s ‘Dia-Beat-Es’, on at Camden People’s Theatre from tomorrow. Read about that and other shows in our Three To See recommendations here.
Michael Akadiri tipped
We have quite a few funny shows to recommend to you this week, including Michael Akadiri’s ‘No Scrubs’ at Soho Theatre. Read about that and other great cultural events in our Three To See tips here.
Laura Ryder and Harry Kingscott Q&A
Caro recently spoke to Laura Ryder and Harry Kingscott, creators of absurd climate comedy ‘Slow Violence’, on at The Pleasance from 21-25 Mar. Read the Q&A here.
Macbeth tipped
The excellent Flabbergast Theatre began a run at Southwark Playhouse this week of their staging of Macbeth, and we have been talking about it. Read about that and other great cultural events in our Three To See recommendations here.
Richard Vergette Q&A
Caro recently had a chat with Richard Vergette, writer and star of ‘Leaving Vietnam’, which begins its run at Park Theatre today. Read the Q&A here.
Farm Hall tipped
A recent recommendation, ‘Farm Hall’ by Katherine Moar, began its run at Jermyn Street Theatre this week. Read about that and other fab cultural events in our Three To See tips here.
Fanboy tipped
You’ve still got plenty of time to see the VAULT Festival shows we recommended this week, including Joe Sellman-Leava’s ‘Fanboy’. Read about that and other great events in our Three To See tips here.
The Remains of Logan Dankworth tipped
TW favourite Luke Wright begins a short run of his acclaimed show ‘The Remains Of Logan Dankworth’ at The Pleasance today. Read about that and other recommended events in our Three To See tips here.
Annie Davison Q&A
Caro recently spoke to Annie Davison about appearing in ‘Good Day’, on at VAULT Festival from 7-12 Mar. Read the Q&A here.
Adore Me tipped
We have a clutch of tips for shows on as part of Camden People’s Theatre’s excellent Sprint festival this week, one of which is for an intriguing play called ‘Adore Me’. Read about that and other recommended events in our Three To See tips here: https://bit.ly/41PEQJa
Sid Singh tipped
Sid Singh brings his stand up show ‘Illegally Funny’ to Soho Theatre this week for one night only, 24 Feb. Find out more about that and other events in our Three To and Stream recommendations here.
Caligula And The Sea at Vault tipped
We recommended a clutch of Vault Festival shows again this week, including ‘Caligula And The Sea’. Find out more about that and other events in our Three To See and Stream recommendations here.
Merboy tipped
‘Merboy’ – a queer retelling of ‘The Little Mermaid’ – begins its run at Omnibus Theatre today. Read about that and other great events in our Three To See and Stream recommendations here.
Peter Cieply Q&A
Caro recently spoke to Peter Cieply, director of ‘This Bitter Earth’ by Harrison David Rivers, which gets a European premiere at the White Bear Theatre this week, opening tomorrow. Read the Q&A here.
Soho Rising: The India Takeover tipped
Our recommendations this week include one for stand up night ‘The India Takeover’, on as part of Soho Theatre’s Soho Rising Festival. Read about that and other cultural events in our Three To See and Stream tips here.
St Doctor’s Hospital tipped
We have of course tipped a number of VAULT Festival shows this week, including ‘St Doctor’s Hospital’ from The Free Association. Read about that and other events in our Three To See and Stream recommendations here.
That Burning Question tipped
Comic Opera ‘That Burning Question’ begins a short run at the King’s Head Theatre today. Read about that and other recommended cultural events in our Three To See and Stream tips here.
Age Is A Feeling tipped
The highly acclaimed ‘Age Is A Feeling’ by Haley McGee begins its run at Soho Theatre today. Read about that and other tipped shows in our Three To See and Stream recommendations here.
Daniel York Loh Q&A
The excellent Kakilang Festival begins next week, so Caro spoke to Associate Artistic Director Daniel York Loh about it. Read the Q&A here.
The Ballerina tipped
The brilliant Vault Festival is very much up and running, and we have been tipping shows from it, including ‘The Ballerina’, which begins its run today. Read about that and other events in our Three To See recommendations here.
Michael Mears Q&A
Caro recently spoke to Michael Mears, writer of and performer in ‘The Mistake’, which begins a run at Arcola Theatre tomorrow. Read the Q&A here.
Danielle Bird Q&A
Caro recently had a chat with Danielle Bird, who is appearing in Told By An Idiot’s ‘Charlie & Stan’, on at Wilton’s Music Hall as part of the London International Mime Festival from tomorrow. Read the Q&A here.
Scroogy Shows round-up
We love ‘A Christmas Carol’, and we have lots of Scroogey London shows to tell you about. Read about them all here.
Rumpelstiltskin tipped
‘Rumpelstiltskin’, the latest boutique panto by Charles Court Opera, opens at The Park Theatre today. Read about that and lots of other great cultural events in our Three To See recommendations here.
Lesbian Space Crime tipped
We’ve tipped lots of funny stuff this week, including musical comedy ‘Lesbian Space Crime’ over at Soho Theatre. Read about that and other recommended events in our Three To See tips here.
Geoff Aymer: Scroogelicious
Caro recently spoke to Geoff Aymer, writer of ‘Scroogelicious’, which opened at Theatre Peckham this week. Read the Q&A here.
