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Theatre Preview: Rhetoric @ Bread and Roses Theatre, London
Drama Studio London graduates have launched their own production company, 3Y4, dedicated to launching graduate projects.

Theatre Review: Alternativity @ The Hope Theatre
Taking the typical nativity story and turning it upside down, round and round, this new play is a rip-roaring festive treat!

Theatre Review: Precious Little Talent @ The Courtyard Hoxton
The work is handled sensitively and the cast find the perfect balance between comedy and drama.

Beg to Differ Productions bring exciting emerging artists to Theatre N16
Introducing #BESTLIFE an evening celebrating new writing, music and comedy.

Theatre Review: The Lesson @ The Hope Theatre
To be simultaneously crying with fear and laughter is an experience, and that is exactly what has been produced at The Hope.

Theatre Review: Tipping the Velvet @ Italia Conti
The ensemble are slick and work with movement, live music, and storytelling to bring together a performance bursting with excitement.

Theatre Review: I Can Read Your Mind @ The Bread and Roses Theatre
If you’re a sceptic, go. If you’re a believer, go.

Theatre Review: Foul Pages @ The Hope Theatre
Following five award-winning in-house productions, the world premiere of Foul Pages lived up to The Hope’s marvellous reputation.

Theatre Review: Thark @ Drayton Arms Theatre
It’s really refreshing to see a production where the cast enjoy themselves just as much as the audience.

Could chocolate be the key to becoming a successful musician?
If you want to up your classical music game grab some of the good stuff and you’ll be a success in no time.

Theatre Review: Lead Suspect @ Kings Head Theatre
They know it’s ridiculous, we know it’s ridiculous but you cannot help but engage and invest in this production.

Mike Bartlett's new play about British Identity opens the winter season at the Almeida
Bartlett has secured himself as one of the best modern playwrights around - and he’s only 36.

The Royal Opera House is teaming up with Twitter to tell stories using only Emojis
Those who can identify the stories through the emojis will have the chance to win a pair of tickets to any one of the productions.

Theatre Review: Wet Bread @ The King's Head Theatre
The play sensitively looks at the politically driven world we live in, the issues in democracy and the way in which we strive for change.

Camden People’s Theatre has launched a new festival exploring trans, non-binary and gender-queer issues.
'Come As You Are' is the latest in a series of performance festivals at the CPT addressing contemporary political, social or cultural themes.

Off The Middle return with their new production Lead Suspect
Their previous production In Other Words received astounding reviews.

16 actors tell us the strangest things they’ve been asked to do in auditions
'Do Henry V 'Once more unto the breach' speech as a porn video'

A bizarre new Kate Moss statue has been made and it’s very freaky
The sculpture, MILF, has been unveiled at London’s Opera Gallery where it will go on sale for £25,000.