THEATRE REVIEW | The Price, Wyndham’s Theatre, London
★★★★ | The Price There is a price to pay for everything in life, and in the new play The Price, this is true. Now playing at Wyndham’s Theatre in […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Rip It Up, Garrick Theatre, London
★★★ | Rip it Up The 60s are back in the West End, and add a lot of dancing, throw in a few handsome pop stars, and what you have […]
THEATRE REVIEW | My Dad’s Gap Year, Park Theatre, London
★★★★ | My Dad’s Gap Year A father and son take an adventure of a lifetime in My Dad’s Gap Year. Now playing at the Park Theatre in Finsbury Park, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Leave to Remain, Lyric Hammersmith, London
★★★★| Leave to Remain Leave to Remain, now playing at the Lyric Hammersmith, is a modern love story set to a rock score and brilliantly tells the trials and tribulations […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Notre Dame de Paris, London Coliseum, London
★★★★★| Notre Dame de Paris The classic Notre Dame de Paris comes to London for a limited time, and it’s well worth your effort to attend. Based on the acclaimed […]
Theatre Review | Benidorm Live – Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour
★★★★☆ | Benidorm Live Based on the hit TV show, Benidorm Live brings the Solana Hotel, its staff and guests to life in this raucous comedy. Picking up from the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Coming Clean, Trafalgar Studios,London
It’s an intimate stage that could double as a large living room (Trafalgar Studios), and it’s even more of a treat for those audience members who sit in the first row, as they get to be very very close to Lamberts’ bits. This show is highly recommended!
THEATRE REVIEW | Songs for Nobodies, Ambassadors Theatre, London
Songs for Nobodies is actually songs for everybody in a new one-woman show now playing in the West End.
THEATRE REVIEW | Moscow City Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty, Sheffield
If you are looking for an accessible, straight forward evening of ballet which showcases the skill and suppleness of these talented individuals, then this may well be the production for you.
THEATRE REVIEW | Nine Night, Trafalgar Studios
★★★★☆ | Nine Night It may come as quite a surprise to learn that Nine Night is the first play from a Black, British female writer to make it to the […]
Theatre Review | Kiss Me, Kate – Crucible Theatre
Written by Cole Porter in the 1940’s, Kiss Me, Kate is a delightful, old-fashioned musical, combining the classic elements of mistaken identity, a will they/won’t they love story, a bit of swindling and a bunch of likeable characters all interwoven with an appealing collection of songs by one of the best composers of the era.