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The Pirates of Penzance return to ENO in style
Mike Leigh’s production of The Pirates of Penzance, with design by Alison Chitty, is a colourful and whimsical tribute to Victoriana with period costumes and a vibrant sea-side setting.
WHY AM I SO SINGLE? Garrick Theatre
In Why Am I So Single? with their finger firmly on the pulse, Marlow and Moss deliver a show that hits all the right notes
Hello, Dolly! at The London Palladium
All Dolled Up! With the turbulent politics of recent times, it is maybe not unreasonable to suggest that the slew of revivals that we have seen of some of the greatest American musicals of the 20th century are a desire for a return to a more innocent and stable past. There was the terrific hillbilly/bluegrass […]
Peter Pan Goes Wrong at the Lyric Theatre
The play that is so, so right for the festive season! You can rejoice in London this year, when it comes to choosing a seasonal show. Flying into the Lyric Theatre, guaranteeing to bring you comfort, joy and two hours of laughter is Mischief Theatre’s Peter Pan Goes Wrong. Arrive in good time to take […]
Private Lives – Ambassadors Theatre, London West End
Noel Coward’s Private Lives Opens in The West End with a Cast of Consummate Pros Theatre veterans Patricia Hodge and Nigel Havers have come together in Noel Coward’s absurdist comedy of manners in a fizzing production of Private Lives that highlights the author’s trade mark acerbic wit and eye for hypocrisy. Coward himself and Gertrude […]
The Play That Goes Wrong – Duchess Theatre
Mischief Theatre’s play that goes right If you are after an evening of non-stop hilarity look no further. The Play That Goes Wrong which is playing at Duchess Theatre in the West End promises to whisk you away on a riotous adventure full of good old-fashioned humour. The Award-Winning The Play That Goes Wrong (Olivier […]
Life Of Pi, Wyndham’s Theatre, London West End
A Journey of Theatrical Magic Life of Pi is a dazzling theatrical spectacle; a magical feast for the eyes that brims with imagination. Lolita Chakrabarti’s highly acclaimed stage adaption of Yann Martel’s Man Booker Prize-winning book which sold over fifteen million copies worldwide, premiered in June 2019 at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield before transferring to […]
Tosca at the English National Opera
The Diva Gets Her Revenge in St Martin’s Lane How does opera regenerate itself and attract a younger and more diverse audience? The ENO seems to be making something of a success of this with over 12,000 people signed up to their Under 35s scheme of discounts which includes completely free entry for under 21s. […]
Gangsta Granny at Bloomsbury Theatre – Review
David Walliams’ Gangsta Granny – Christmas Family show I took my enthusiastic young theatre critics to see the revival of David Walliams’s Billionaire Boy in the summer, they really enjoyed seeing the book that they had read and loved come to life on the stage and laughed joyously throughout. So, they were delighted to accompany […]