Goblin is a darkly comic solo performance about growing up, obsession and the transformative power of being seen. Set in 2007, 15-year-old Eliot addresses his imaginary friend, confidant and constant companion, Goblin. Told through a shifting cast of characters, Goblin explores...
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Hampstead Theatre is not your typical destination for the UK premiere of a Tony-winning musical - but then Kimberly Akimbo is far from your typical musical. More interested in nuanced characters and complex feelings than tap numbers and top Cs, this deeply moving story of a teenage girl quite litera…
Xhloe & Natasha triumphantly return to London after a sold-out month at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Bigfoot Ripped My Dog In Half I Saw It became an instant sensation, and tickets were near-impossible to come by. For good reason: the show is simply captivating. Back from Scotland, the work is mor…
With the Wuthering Heights film adaptation this February, critics everywhere saw how easy it is to strip the Brontë sisters’ particular brand of Gothic novel down to its bare essentials, and lose everything of substance along the way. This musical version of Jane Eyre fares slightly better, but s…
Fresh from a run at the Edinburgh Fringe, the Crybabies trio creep into Soho Theatre with their comedy-horror offering The Scaring.…
Ntozake Shange’s 1976 choreopoem debuts in London on the 50th anniversary of its premiere. Directed by Diane Page, with original music by Jammz, the piece is a jubilant celebration of love and loss, grief and empowerment. The power of sisterhood manifests in a series of poetic monologues where sev…
This is not easy material to perform: there is a definite sense of the man behind the music cracking open his soul in sharing his compositions. This Prom is a definite treat, and Schumann's poetic and elegant works shine in this Baroque orchestra treatment.…
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Grab a hankie, wipe away the tears and round up all your friends-with-benefits: after 12 years, pop sensations Fuccbois have called it a day and we are all invited to their final gig.…
A new play that mixes gentle comedy with post traumatic stress disorder…
What did our critic think of HAMMERSMITH BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN, OSO THE THEATRE ON BARNES POND at OSO The Theatre On Barnes Pond?…
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Based on real events, this taut psychological thriller seeks justice from the collision of morality and empathy.A European Premiere from multi-award winning House Of Cards writer Bill Cain. A dantesque descent into the conundrums, contradictions and hypocrisies of war through...
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A reckless reappraisal of the life of former Ugly Rumours front man and Britains first pop Prime Minister Tony Blair.The story of how one man went from peace-loving, long-haired hippy and would-be pop star to warmongering multimillionaire in just a couple of decades. A hilarious...
A play for today with a style thats pure class as brother and sister confront their past to secure their futureAgainst the backdrop of a tough London estate, as a drug dealing former lover prowls and the debt collector is at the door, two siblings come together to clear their...
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Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 2 features a different celebrity in each performance stepping in as the Inspector without any rehearsal and without ever having seen the script! A luxury cruise far from civilisation, an impending storm and poison aplenty. When a diamond is stolen and the...
All-American student Eleanor has the best moms in the world. Shes bright, funny and completely happy apart from one small thing: she wants to know who her father is. When her boyfriend Rob hires a private investigator to help find him, the family are forced to confront an...
Mike Leighs iconic comedy drama returns to the London stage with Kellie Shirley playing Beverly, and Ryan Early (Lee Bryce in The Archers) playing her angst-driven husband Laurence. The 1970s comedy of manners, full of new-found suburban pretensions and social aspirations, was a...
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