Unfortunate: The Untold Story of Ursula the Sea Witch
Bigger, better, ruder and shorter When Disney released The Little Mermaid in 1989, they had no idea they were giving birth to an icon.…
Review: Orphans at Jermyn Street Theatre
A complicated and darkly funny portrayal of brotherly bonds Set in 1983 Northern Philadelphia, Lyle Kessler’s Orphans centres on twenty-eight-year old Phillip and his…
Review: Cooking with Kathryn at Soho Theatre
A comedy we all need to watch Full of profanity, innuendos and laughs – behind all the laughter, Cooking with Kathryn quietly examines the…
Dear Liar
1940. The Germans advance on Paris. A case stuffed with letters is smuggled to London. Inside, a remarkable story about – and by –…
The Van Morrison Alumni Band
The ultimate live experience To celebrate Van Morrison’s incredible song catalogue, his musicians are heading into London’s West End for a weekly residency at…
Luxmuralis Lights Up London
St Martin-In-The-Fields’ beautiful exterior will be illuminated with sound and light, taking visitors on an incredible journey, redefining the experiential immersive art world by combining art,…
A Stan is Born!
A search for the diva within Written and performed by queer international musical comedian and TikTok sensation Alexis Sakellaris, A Stan is Born! is…
Westminster looks to buy Lambeth properties to ease temporary accommodation pressures
A Central London council is looking to ease some of its temporary accommodation pressures by purchasing six properties in a different borough the other…
Review: “Snow White” at Emerald Theatre
“A star-studded flamboyant court of queens” This adult musical version of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, Snow White, is a real drag – but…
Review: When We Were Married at the Donmar Warehouse
A sharp, accessible comedy Picture this: It’s the early 1900s and alongside two other couples, you’ve been married for a whopping 25 years. You…
Orphans
Philadelphia, 1983. Twenty-eight year old Phillip hasn’t stepped outside in years – surviving on canned tuna, encyclopedias, and his own wild theories about the…
Review: A Pissedmas Carol at Leicester Square Theatre
A performance where anything can happen If you’re looking for a Christmas night out that’s equal parts classic storytelling and outrageous drunken chaos, A…
