Interview: Kerry Ellis on IF/THEN in Concert at the Savoy Theatre
After premiering on Broadway over a decade ago in 2014, IF/THEN will be arriving on the West End as a two-night-only concert production at the Savoy Theatre.
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Review: PAT RASCAL: SPACE GRAVY, Etcetera Theatre
When entering the Etcetera Theatre to see Pat Rascal: Space Gravy, audience members are greeted by props scattered across the space and two metal chairs sitting in the centre.
Review: DAN AND PHIL: TERRIBLE INFLUENCE, London Palladium
There are two kinds of people in this world - those who are aware of the significance of lions and llamas and those who are not.
Interview: Writers Flo & Joan Unpack Their Show ONE MAN MUSICAL
Recently, we had the chance to chat with Flo & Joan, AKA sisters Rosie and Nicola Dempsey.
Review: CHLOE PETTS: HOW YOU SEE ME, HOW YOU DON’T, Soho Theatre
Comedians may have told Chloe Petts that comedy is subjective, but Petts is determined to prove them wrong.
Interview: 'Love Makes Every Character a Fool': Andrew Richardson on RSC's A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
The RSC’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream has transferred from Stratford-upon-Avon to the Barbican Centre for the winter.
Review: COLIN HOULT: COLIN, Soho Theatre
Colin Hoult: Colin is a show in which Hoult tells the audience the story of his life, beginning with the origins of his name (he was named after his father, referred to as “Big Colin”) and leading to having children of his own (not named Colin).
Review: ROB COPLAND: GIMME (ONE WITH EVERYTHING), Soho Theatre
Rob Copland: Gimme (One With Everything) begins with quite the introduction, with Copland not actually beginning the storytelling of the show for several minutes.
Interview: 'It's 100 Minutes of Uninterrupted Joy': Director and Co-Author Tye Blue on TITANIQUE
Titanique, the hit off-Broadway musical, has finally docked in London.
Interview: Max Harwood on THE LIGHTNING THIEF: THE PERCY JACKSON MUSICAL
The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical has been taking The Other Palace by storm since it opened in November 2024.
Critics' Choice: Kat Mokrynski's Top Ten Shows of 2024
Having seen over 320 shows in cities like London, New York, Edinburgh in 2024, it was certainly difficult to narrow it down to my top ten shows of the year, but I have done my best! This list is a mix of plays, musicals and stand-up comedy shows that I have seen as both a critic, as well as some tha
Review: HOLD ON TO YOUR BUTTS, Arcola Theatre
Created by Recent Cutbacks, Hold On To Your Butts is a “shot for shot” parody of the iconic Jurassic Park film, with three actors taking on the movie in only seventy minutes (the original film has a runtime of two hours and seven minutes).
Review: FLAMINGO, The Hope Theatre
“Oh, that I were a man!” In the opening scene, one might worry that they have accidentally stumbled into a one-woman production of Much Ado About Nothing, as the woman on stage gives a passionate rendition of one of Beatrice’s iconic monologues.
Review: CINDERELLA, King's Head Theatre
Written and directed by British Panto Award winner Andrew Pollard, Cinderella is given a “North London upgrade” in the King’s Head theatre’s first-ever pantomime.
Review: OLGA KOCH COMES FROM MONEY, Soho Theatre
Do you relate to the problem of being bullied in state school for being rich and then being bullied in private school for not being rich enough? Then this might be the show for you.
Review: HOME ALONE IN CONCERT, Royal Albert Hall
With a score by the iconic John Williams, Home Alone is the ideal film to be set to live music at the Royal Albert Hall as a part of their Christmas season.
Interview: Erika Ishii on DUNGEONS & DRAGONS THE TWENTY-SIDED TAVERN
Recently, we had the chance to chat with Erika Ishii, who will be taking on the role of The Warrior from 5 to 17 December.
Review: DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT, Hackney Empire
For its 25th pantomime, the Hackney Empire is putting on Dick Whittington and His Cat, directed by and starring Clive Row, who has been the resident Dame of the Hackney Empire for years.
Review: JOE KENT-WALTERS IS FRANKIE MONROE: LIVE!!!, Soho Theatre
Joe Kent-Walters is Frankie Monroe: LIVE!!! begins in quite the spooky manner, with Kent-Walters slowly making his way around the stage, shrouded in darkness, creepily whispering, “Here comes Frankie .
Review: PAUL FOOT: DISSOLVE, Soho Theatre
On 20 March 2022 at 4:59 PM, Paul Foot’s life changed forever while he was driving on the outskirts of Lancaster, and we’re about to find out why.
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