INDIGO AT THE O2

by Cheryl Markosky - April 18, 2026

What did our critic think of NAYATT SCHOOL REDUX at The Coronet Theatre?...

by Aliya Al-Hassan - April 17, 2026

On Avenue Q, puppets and people intermingle in this show about the trials and tribulations of life as a grown-up: love, sex, money, race, and how to tell your roommate he’s gay. After two decades, the three-time Tony Award-winning musical Avenue Q has returned to the West End in all its glory. ...

by Matthew Paluch - April 17, 2026

The Linbury Theatre at the Royal Ballet and Opera felt transformed last night for the opening of International Draft Works 2026 - but not always by the choreography....

by Aliya Al-Hassan - April 17, 2026

The puppet show pumped full of profanity is back. Jason Moore's outrageous Avenue Q premiered in the West End two decades ago, bringing issues such as racism, the housing crisis and youth identity crisis to the stage in a unique and incredibly clever format. Oh yes, and there is explicit puppet se...

by Gary Naylor - April 16, 2026

Superb ensemble cast and inspired staging puts us on the hook for an unspoken oppression...

by Clementine Scott - April 15, 2026

The set for This Is Not About Me initially resembles the bottom of a particularly untidy knitting drawer: strewn with red thread and abandoned crochet projects. The stage is thus set for a show all about unearthing our deepest memories, and making those memories into art....

by Gary Naylor - April 14, 2026

Beautifully conceived and (largely) well executed production that provides much food for thought in our troubled times...

by Cindy Marcolina - April 15, 2026

Kit Withington writes a lightweight exegesis of grief, briefly touching upon what it means to grow up and leave home. Technically speaking, there’s nothing wrong with Heart Wall. It’s just a tad too sprawling and prosaic. Withington makes a few good points in her reflection, and Katie Greenall t...

by Gary Naylor - April 13, 2026

Mark Ravenhill takes over a legendary boxing venue for a show that packs plenty of punch...

by Franco Milazzo - April 13, 2026

As the name suggests, Midgitte Bardot is physically short albeit not short on ideas, impact, or charisma. And not just short but, at just 129cm, the shortest drag performer in the world according to the Guinness Book of Records....