Review: PINOCCHIO, Unicorn Theatre
The Unicorn Theatre’s Xmas pantomime has been dazzling audiences for years.
Charlie Wilks
Review: LIFE OF PI, Wyndham's Theatre
A cargo ship sinks in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, causing misery and pain to all involved.
Review: WHO KILLED MY FATHER, Young Vic
Èdouard Louis’ book about love and anger is loved around the world.
Review: SILENCE, Donmar Warehouse
Following a rebellion against the British in 1857, resulting in the death of hundreds of thousands of Indians and Britain’s, the Crown established a viceroy system over India, affirming its hold over the population.
Review: PROM 4: CYNTHIA ERIVO: LEGENDARY VOICES, Royal Albert Hall
Cynthia Erivo, just a few weeks away from beginning rehearsal for the Wicked movie, in which she is playing Elphaba, pops into BBC Proms to give audiences a night they'll never forget.
BWW Review: WARRIOR QUEENS // SHADES OF BLUE at Sadlers Wells Theatre
Sadlers Wells presents a double bill consisting of work touching on social movement and cultural heritage.
BWW Review: 'DADDY', Almeida Theatre
An expansive luxurious pool dominates the Almeida stage, and a dripping wet young man stands in nothing but a speedo.
BWW Review: NINA CONTI, Arts Theatre
Landing in the West End for 10 performances, Nina Conti brings her completely bonkers, truly thrilling and eye-wateringly hilarious new show to audiences.
BWW Review: THE ANIMAL KINGDOM, Hampstead Theatre
A complicated family of four and their therapist struggle to find a common ground, as they sit, talk, debate and argue throughout the course of six messy group sessions.
BWW Review: BRING IT ON THE MUSICAL, Southbank Centre
The smash hit Broadway musical back flips into London’s Southbank Centre, before heading out on a 2022 tour.
BWW Review: CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME, Wembley Park Theatre
The National Theatre’s acclaimed production of a boy trying to find his place in a world that doesn’t understand him is back, running at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre for seven weeks, before heading out on tour in the new year.
BWW Review: THE BOLDS, The Unicorn Theatre
Sheer joy radiates on The Unicorn Theatre main stage, in Julian Clary’s on-stage adaptation of his well-loved book collection.
BWW Review: LA CLIQUE, Christmas In Leicester Square
If you’re looking for a brilliant night out, full of thrill, danger and humour, then this show is for you.
BWW Review: SESSIONS, Soho Theatre
Tunde’s 30th birthday is on its way.
BWW Review: THE ENBY SHOW, Vaudeville Theatre
Bringing together the best gender-benders and cis-them offenders that the UK has to offer, The Enby Show is an electric, unique and vibrant all-star comedy night - that was performed at the Vaudeville Theatre, in London’s West End.
BWW Review: THE CHOIR OF MAN, Arts Theatre
If you were to read the copy and watch the trailer assigned for this show, you’d probably assume that it was just a bunch of macho, metrosexual men singing hit songs in a fictional local pub, and to be honest, you’d be absolutely right in that assumption.
BWW Review: WHITE NOISE, Bridge Theatre
Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Suzan-Lori Parks confronts the audience with big themes in her thrilling and radical play, which has received its European premiere at The Bridge Theatre.
BWW Review: MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE, Sadler's Wells
In a world where people are being displaced every day, with very little news coverage on the seriousness of the situation, Kate Prince MBE imagines a fictional story of a family trying to find a place to call a new home.
BWW Review: CURIOUS, Soho Theatre
Fresh off their debut, critically acclaimed and award-winning play, Jasmine Lee Jones brings a new solo show to Soho Theatre’s main stage.
BWW Review: INDECENT, Menier Chocolate Factory
Director Rebecca Taichman and playwright Paula Vogel were both drawn to Sholem Asch’s 1907 phenomenon, God of Vengeance.
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