Caro recently spoke to Jonathan Bank of New York based Mint Theater about ‘Yours Unfaithfully’, on at Jermyn Street Theatre until 1 Jul. Read the Q&A here.

Caro recently had a chat with Helen Goalen and Abbi Greenland from RashDash, about curating the excellent Calm Down Dear festival, currently taking place at Camden People’s Theatre. Read the Q&A here.

Caro recently spoke to the brilliant Shereener Browne of Orísun Productions about ‘PlayFight’, which is on at Pleasance Theatre from 29 May-3 Jun. Read the Q&A here.

We have lots of theatre shows to tell you about this week, including ‘Person Spec’, which starts a short run at Camden People’s Theatre today. Read about that and other great cultural events in our Three To See recommendations here.

We tipped lots of great theatre this week, including ‘I Am Not Who I Say I Am’ at the King’s Head Theatre. Read about that and other excellent events in our Three To See recommendations here.

Caro recently spoke to Emily Beecher, writer and performer in ‘Summer Camp For Broken People’, which begins a run at Pleasance Theatre today. Read the Q&A here.

Caro recently spoke to Áine Ryan, creator and performer of ‘Kitty In The Lane’, on at Jack Studio until 13 May. Read the Q&A here.

Caro recently spoke to Miranda Cromwell, director of ‘The Beekeeper Of Aleppo’, which calls at Richmond Theatre this week. Read the Q&A here.

We’ve been talking about The Calm Down Dear festival at Camden People’s Theatre again this week, with a tip for ‘I Love You, But F*ck Off’, which is on tomorrow. Read about that and other events in our Three To See and Stream recommendations here.

Last week Caro spoke to Geoff Norcott, who is performing at the New Wimbledon Theatre  this weekend. Read the Q&A here.

If you’re looking for comedy to take in during the days ahead, we have tips for you, including one for Nathan Caton, who starts a run at Soho Theatre today. Read more about his show, and other cultural events, in our Three To See and Stream tips here.

The Calm Down Dear festival starts at Camden People’s Theatre this week, and we’ve tipped some shows from it, including Carla Keen’s ‘Max Velocity Takes Up Space’, which is on tomorrow. Read about that and other culture in our Three To See and Stream here.

We have lots of recommendations for fun shows this week, including one for  the intriguing ‘Potatohead’, on at Camden People’s Theatre from 20-21 May. To read more about that and other great cultural events, see our Three To See and Stream tips here.

Last week Caro spoke to Kaleya Baxe, director of the acclaimed ‘Patricia Gets Ready (for a date with the man who used to hit her) by Martha Watson Allpress, which is on at Brixton Theatre from 17-22 May. Read the Q&A here. 

One of the digital shows we’ve recommended this week is ‘The Misfortune Of The English’, streaming on 12 May, during its in person run at Orange Tree Theatre. Read about that and other online culture in our Three To See and Stream tips here.

‘But What If You Die’ by Adam Lenson begins its run at Camden People’s Theatre today. Read about that, and other recommended cultural events in London this week, in our Three To See and Stream tips here.

The excellent Resolution Festival begins at The Place this weekend, and continues on until 10 Jun. Read more about that – and other Festival events – in our Three To See and Stream recommendations here.

Caro recently spoke to director Stella Powell-Jones about staging Sarah Ruhl’s adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s ‘Orlando’,  on at Jermyn Street Theatre until 28 May. Read the Q&A here.

We’ve recommended lots of theatre in our Three To See and Stream tips this week, including ‘Joshua (And Me)’ by Rachel Hammond, on at Pleasance Theatre from 3-7 May. Read about that – and other great shows we’re looking forward to – here.