From The X Factor to High School Musical: The Modern History of Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre

As a veteran of many opening nights at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre, I have watched this former home of The X Factor completely redefine what a modern London theatre space can be. From massive puppets to roller-skating tracks, here is the definitive shape-shifting history of one of London’s most exciting alternative stages.

Get’cha Head in the Game: High School Musical Makes Uplifting London Stage Transfer to Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre

The iconic Disney cultural phenomenon that defined an entire generation has officially landed in London, and the excitement is palpable. For this week’s Culture Radar, we are locking our sights firmly on the capital’s most anticipated autumn stage transfer as we head down to the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre. Our mission? To bring you an […]

Hypnotic & Unhinged: Inside Deutsche Oper Berlin’s Epic New Contemporary Season

Berlin is spoiled with three opera houses of renown. They all showcase incredible programming—ranging from classical opera and ballet to operettas and contemporary productions. However, each house specialises in its own distinct genre, shaped heavily by the legendary leaders at their helm, writes Berlin arts correspondent Sabine ‘Bee’ Koch. Berlin’s Three Iconic Opera Houses First, […]

Theatre Preview: Tartuffe (Remixed) at Marylebone Theatre London

It’s an exciting time at the Marylebone Theatre, emerging as London’s new home for high-quality drama. The Price by Arthur Miller has received extraordinary acclaim – it really is that good – following on from the 5-star reviews of Daniel’s Husband by Michael McKeever. Soon to go on sale is a new production of Moliere’s […]

Theatre: Cock Returns to London

Following sold-out runs in Canada and tours to Japan, South Africa, and Brazil, Cock comes to London this Spring in a raw, intimate new staging from Canada’s acclaimed Talk Is Free Theatre. Written in 2009 by British playwright Mike Bartlett, Cock is meant to feel newly urgent in this bold re-imagining which examines the play […]

London: Daniel’s Husband at Marylebone Theatre Cast Photos and Interviews

Here are some fabulous Vanity Fair-style portraits by photographer to the stars Matt Crockett of the cast of Daniel’s Husband playing at The Marylebone Theatre from 4 December to 10 January 2026.   all (c) Matt Crockett PRESS INTERVIEWS “I think anyone that comes to see it will laugh like mad and then cry hysterically […]

Komische Oper Season 2025/2026 – from Jesus Christ Superstar to Gustav Mahler

Komische Oper Berlin is undergoing a major renovation and modernisation project that includes structural improvements and a new building extension. This project will bring the existing 1882 building up to contemporary standards and add new rehearsal rooms, offices, and a public area. While the main building is under construction, performances are taking place at the […]

News: Troubadour Greenwich Peninsula Theatre

Troubadour Theatres, one of London’s most innovative theatre companies, has announced bold expansion plans with the development of two brand-new, state-of-the-art 1,500-seat auditoriums, as part of the launch of its next flagship venue: Troubadour Greenwich Peninsula Theatre. Building on the success of Troubadour’s existing venues (Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre which is currently home to the […]

Dance Review: Tanz im August 2025

Tanz im August 2025, a festival of contemporary dance in Berlin, came to a close after three weeks with 20 productions spread across 10 venues. Like each of the years beforehand, the festival championed international artists, who brought their own cultural sensibilities to the medium of dance. Berlin is a centre of dance in Germany, […]

Docu Film: Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror

The cult phenomenon of Rocky Horror is explored in depth like never before in this intimate, powerful documentary film by Linus, the son of Richard O’Brien – the creator of the show, with an extraordinary cast of contributors who were there when it was created. From humble origins as a London fringe theatre play in […]