Review: Retrograde – Apollo
The tension rose by each minute of the ninety The best part about this very American play about Sidney Poitier is that it is…
Mischief in Motion: The Cheeky Trickster & Friends
‘Mischief in Motion’ promises a thrilling afternoon of devious sleight of hand, playful pickpocketing, and mischievous charm. Magician Alex Sprackling will be joined by…
Review: Girl On A Train – Churchill Theatre
Giovanna Fletcher is the force the cast orbit around Paula Hawkins’ blockbuster book Girl On A Train had us all turning pages as we…
Radiant Boy
A new play about faith, shame and queerness Cloudburst Productions Ltd, in association with Southwark Playhouse, today announces the world premiere of Nancy Netherwood’s…
Romeo and Juliet Ride Into Town
Romeo and Juliet, directed by Associate Artistic Director Sean Holmes (Much Ado About Nothing, 2024; The Comedy of Errors, 2023-24). Romeo and Juliet launches…
The Importance in a Modern Update
The New Rep Theatre Company presents The Importance of Being Earnest, which follows four London Socialites in a story of romance, intrigue and mistaken…
Review: Dracula – Menier
A Dracula To Die For A comedy Dracula that is billed as channeling the spirit of RuPaul, Monty Python, and Mel Brooks! What’s not…
The Goblin in Soho
A sombre reflection on fate After its success at the Edinburgh Fringe last year, Derek Mitchell brings his dark comedy, Goblin, to Soho Theatre.…
Review – Macbeth – The Globe
The students’ zest added huge energy Each year, The Globe stages a production specifically aimed at young people, with the laudable goal of making…
Croydon forced to pay blind doctor hundreds for infringing his right to vote secretly
A blind doctor has won a payout from Croydon Council after the authority denied him the right to vote independently and in secret. Despite…
From English Queen to New York Sex Worker is Career Highlight
Elena Breschi saw The Lion King as a 7-year-old and remembers ‘the feeling of adrenaline watching every performer deliver the goods, the costumes, the…
The story that Dickens left out
“If you knew my story, your heart would break too” Havisham is Heather Alexander’s powerful one-woman show exploring the back story of the reclusive…