Review Roundup: Did THE PRODUCERS Go Right in the West End?
Adapted by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan from Brooks’ 1968 film of the same name, with lyrics by Brooks and music by Brooks and Glen Kelly.
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Review: THE PRODUCERS, Garrick Theatre
It took over twenty years for a revival of Mel Brooks's The Producers to come to London and the diminutive Menier Chocolate Factory more than held its own for a sold-out and universally well-received show.
Review: CREDITORS, Starring Charles Dance, Orange Tree Theatre
Orange Tree artistic director Tom Littler first directed Howard Brenton’s adaptation of August Strindberg’s Creditors at Jermyn Street Theatre in 2019, in rep with Miss Julie.
Review: BBC PROMS: GOLDA SCHULTZ SINGS GERSHWIN AND BERNSTEIN, Royal Albert Hall
South African soprano Golda Schultz is always a treat to hear; with honeyed tones, rich storytelling and nimble versatility, the programme at Saturday's prom was an excellent vehicle to show off her considerable skills.
New Scottish Folk Musical BALLAD LINES to Open at Southwark Playhouse Next Year
Aria Entertainment & KT Producing have today announced the London premiere of major new folk musical Ballad Lines, which will run for eight weeks at Southwark Playhouse Elephant from 23 January - 21 March 2026.
Review: INTERVIEW, Starring Robert Sean Leonard, Riverside Studios
Originally a 2003 film by Dutch filmmaker Theo Van Gogh, Interview was remade into an English-speaking version starring Sienna Miller and Steve Buscemi in 2007 after Van Gogh's death.
Review: BBC PROMS: THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO FROM GLYNDEBOURNE, Royal Albert Hall
Mozart's beloved comedy The Marriage of Figaro opened Glyndebourne's very first Festival in 1934 and is the renowned opera house's most performed work.
Review: OUR 1972, Riverside Studios
Politics, queer love and identity combine in Josh Maughan's quietly charming play Our 1972.
Review: A MANCHESTER ANTHEM, Riverside Studios
As thousands of young people stock up on Ikea frying pans and instant noodles in preparation for their first step away from home, Nick Dawkins's A Manchester Anthem is a poignant, funny and touching portrait of one such young man's last night in his home city of Manchester before he leaves for univ
Review: BBC PROMS: SHOSTAKOVICH'S FIFTH BY HEART, Royal Albert Hall
At The Proms over the weekend, conductor Nicholas Collon and his remarkable Aurora Orchestra collaborated with contemporary theatre company Frantic Assembly to explore the dual meanings and hypocrisies surrounding this seminal piece of music.
Review: BBC PROMS, ANOUSHKA SHANKAR-'CHAPTERS', Royal Albert Hall
It's 20 years since Anoushka Shankar made her Proms debut, along with her father Ravi Shakar.
Review: BRIGADOON, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Last seen in London over 35 years ago, Drew McOnie's inaugural season as Artistic Director of Regent's Park Open Air Theatre ends with him directing and choreographing a new production of Lerner & Loewe’s Scottish fantasy musical Brigadoon.
Review Roundup: What Did The Critics Think of GOOD NIGHT, OSCAR?
Emmy and Tony Award-winner Sean Hayes (Will & Grace) brings his acclaimed, Tony Award-winning performance to the Barbican this Summer in Good Night, Oscar – direct from a critically acclaimed Broadway season.
Review: A ROLE TO DIE FOR, Marylebone Theatre
Whether you are a fan of the franchise or not, the next actor to play James Bond is always headline news.
Review: MACBETH, Theatre on Kew
Fresh from a sold-out Melbourne season, the Australian Shakespeare Company serve up a solid, but slightly staid production of the Bard's Macbeth in the beautiful setting of London's Kew Gardens.
Review: ALICE IN WONDERLAND, Theatre on Kew
The Australian Shakespeare Company returns to the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew for a charming take on Lewis Carroll's beloved Alice in Wonderland.
Review Roundup: What Did The Critics Think of the National Theatre's INTER ALIA?
Rosamund Pike (Saltburn) makes her National Theatre debut as Jessica.
Review: INTER ALIA, Starring Rosamund Pike
How do you follow up a blistering international success such as Prima Facie? Former lawyer-turned-playwright Suzie Miller now reunites with director Justin Martin for Inter Alia, which will surely create just as much impact.
Review: BURLESQUE THE MUSICAL, Savoy Theatre
Burlesque the Musical has finally arrived in London.
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