Hamburg. World War Two is over. Food is still scarce. So, when hungry Hermann creeps into the kitchen to steal an extra slice of…

A Christmas Carol with music and lyrics by the inimitable Dolly Parton, and adapted from the original by David H. Bell, Paul T. Couch,…

Sheridan Smith who just three days ago announced her return to the West End in Willy Russell’s SHIRLEY VALENTINE at the Duke of York’s…

‘This is the best Christmas show we have ever reviewed!’ was the verdict of number one child, a grin on her face as wide…

American comic Alex Edelman is a fully-fledged Anglophile. He fell in love with the people – and Great Britain – after coming over as…

Fairfield Halls’ foyer was alive with excited scampering kids waving their illuminated cutlasses and making their best pirate noises in anticipation of The Further…

Musicals focusing on political leaders are not a new realm for the theatrical format. From the satirical works of Brecht to full-scale modern musical…

Beautiful but baffling is how I would describe, Hex, the National Theatre’s seasonal offering. This is the second attempt at running this show, the…

‘I’m glad my mum died,’ says Kerry Jackson to her black chef Athena as she walks on stage and elicits subdued shock from the…

It was my first visit to Theatre Peckham, a place I had only heard about, a community theatre that had been creating a buzz…

Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus will be performed for the first time in the candelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. The deadly revenge tragedy stars Katy Stephens as…

You walk into the Lyttleton theatre and there is no hope. You take your seat and there is no hope. You watch the dates…