Theatre News, Reviews & Upcoming Shows

Looking for fresh info on the world of theatre? You’re in the right spot. We bring you the hottest headlines, honest reviews and a quick glance at what’s coming to stages near you. No fluff, just the stuff that matters to anyone who loves drama.

Latest Theatre News

First up, the buzz around the new Wuthering Heights adaptation is getting louder. While it’s a film project, the gothic romance has roots in stage productions and the teaser starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi shows a modern, moody take that could inspire future theatre versions. Fans are already debating whether this version will spark a revival of the classic on the West End.

In other news, the Notting Hill Carnival 2025 guide has been released, and although it’s a street festival, many theatres are planning pop‑up performances to capture the carnival’s energy. Expect short plays and live music in pop‑up venues around Ladbroke Grove – a great way to enjoy theatre outside the traditional box.

On the business side, the UEFA Conference League playoff win for Shelbourne gave Dublin’s sports fans a reason to celebrate, and local theatres are capitalising on that excitement with sports‑themed productions. Think dramas about underdog teams, just ahead of the next football season.

What to Watch Next

If you’re hunting something to see this month, check out the upcoming run of Emma at the Royal Shakespeare Company. It mixes classic Jane Austen wit with a fresh, contemporary staging that’s getting great word‑of‑mouth buzz.

Another must‑see is the revival of Hamlet at the Globe, starring a young director who’s re‑imagining the Danish prince as a modern‑day activist. The production uses minimal sets, so the focus stays on the intense dialogue and raw emotions – perfect if you love character‑driven stories.

For smaller venues, look for the annual Winter Play Festival. It showcases ten new short plays from emerging writers, giving you a snapshot of fresh talent. Tickets are affordable and you can see five different stories in one night.

Finally, don’t miss the surprise pop‑up theatre events tied to the AEW Dynamite Glasgow show. They’re planning a quick backstage‑style drama that runs right before the wrestling event, blending sport and stage in a way you won’t find elsewhere.

That’s a quick run‑through of what’s hot in theatre right now. Keep checking back for updates, because new announcements land every week. Whether you’re into classic revivals, modern twists, or experimental pop‑ups, there’s always something to catch your eye.

Peter Sullivan: Charting an Acclaimed Path Across Stage and Screen

Posted by Daxton LeMans On 14 May, 2025 Comments (0)

Peter Sullivan: Charting an Acclaimed Path Across Stage and Screen

Peter Sullivan stands out as an English actor and producer with a remarkable career in theatre, film, and television. From early Shakespearean roles to producing acclaimed short films, Sullivan’s journey covers international touring, working with award-winning playwrights, and performing in multiple languages.