Reading Time: 2 minutesButch loser Count Dykula (Rosanna Suppa) no longer scares the humans she preys upon behind big Asda. Propelled by her loneliness, Dykula leaves her gothic castle and enrols in Scare University to up her scare skills and find other monsters to consort with.
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down with playwright, comedian and actor Anna Morris ahead of Fringe First winning show in 2024, Son of a Bitch coming to Southwark Playhouse from 26th February to 15th March.
Reading Time: 5 minutesCameron Sinclair Harris shares their stories behind this space odyssey. What inspired you to create PLANETS!!! and how did you come up with the concept of playing all eight planets? PLANETS!!! was born in May 2023 when I…
Reading Time: 3 minutesOn a rare sunny morning in London’s West End, in a cozy upstairs lounge at The Ivy Club, The Last Laugh held its London Launch Event. Picked up from its Edinburgh Fringe run, Paul Hendy’s The Last…
Reading Time: 3 minutesKate Pemberton’s ‘Professional’ is a hilarious and relatable one-woman show on trying to navigate through ‘f-unemployment’ while keeping your head up and your mood playful, and reflecting on your dreams, childhood and present, and whether you’re actually doing anything related to them.
Reading Time: 2 minutesAdorably spiky, wonderfully absurd, well-crafted comedy
Reading Time: 3 minutesa surreal yet gentle puppetry-storytelling that melds absurd humour and poignant tragedy
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down with writer Hughie Shepherd-Cross whose off-the-wall mafia comedy Gang Bang, arrives at the Seven Dials Playhouse, following a hit run at the Edinburgh.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Gift, written by Dave Florez, is a delightfully humorous play that offers a lighthearted take on the whodunit-esque variety of theatre.
Reading Time: 3 minutesOn a dark and stormy night in Dalston, The Double Act transported critics and theater goers to a storm laden “maisonette” where old comedy-partners, Billy and Cliff, reunite, and their ghosts come back to bite them. This new work at the Arcola Theatre is doubly hilarious and horrifying: a must see for satire enthusiasts.