A moving tribute to 1980s Soho Cruise is an exciting new one-man play written and performed by Jack Holden, that travels back in time to 1980s Soho to pay tribute to the veterans of the AIDS crisis. Prior to Cruise’s opening in the West End in May, there’s a chance to watch an ingenious filmed version […]
Alice in Streamingland – The Phoenix Arts Club
A binge-worthy panto Alice in Streamingland is a new musical pantomime for grown-ups. It combines a nostalgic look back at our mass addiction to the streamed TV programmes which kept us entertained during early lockdown with the more traditional fare of Alice in Wonderland. This isn’t another streamed theatrical event though, it is playing live […]
The Dumb Waiter – Harold Pinter – Hampstead Theatre
Hampstead Theatre reopens with The Dumb Waiter celebrating its 60th Anniversary Harold Pinter’s claustrophobic one-act play The Dumb Waiter directed by Alice Hamilton re-opens Hampstead Theatre with a socially distanced staging and an audience to match. Due to open in March this production celebrates the play’s 60th anniversary which was first staged in 1960 at […]
Renaissance – Outdoor theatre performance at Stephens House and Gardens
The world premiere of new comedy starring Haydn Gwynne and James Corrigan After months and months of being starved of going to the theatre, it was with huge delight that I went along to see the outdoor (COVID restriction adhering) performance of the premiere of Renaissance in the beautiful gardens of the Grade ll listed […]
Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads – The Bridge Theatre
The Shrine & Bed Among the Lentils – Review Lockdown has created a tsunami of cultural devastation in the UK. It has been disastrous for our arts infrastructure and for the creatives, technical and service staff who have turned London into the premier global arts destination. The Bridge Theatre, perched near City Hall between London […]
Simon Drake’s House of Magic – Christmas Preview
Christmas Parties at the House of Magic. As the world gradually emerges from live entertainment and culture numbing COVID regulations, here at London-Unattached we are on the lookout for shows and productions that just need to be seen. We’ve done Halloween and I have to confess, an evening at the House of Magic was a […]
Waiter, There’s a Murder in my Soup! – Troubadour, Wembley Park Theatre
A murder mystery dining experience *Stop Press – this production is currently closed due to health and safety precautions concerning Covid19 The Troubadour Wembley Park’s in-house restaurant Studio 5ive is the setting for Waiter, There’s a Murder in my Soup! – a fun evening combining a comedy murder mystery with a three-course dinner and drinks. […]
I Think We Are Alone – Frantic Assembly – review
I Think We Are Alone at Theatre Royal Stratford East Frantic Assembly, the much loved and respected physical theatre company are marking its 25th anniversary with a production of I Think We Are Alone, which is touring the UK and has just opened in London at Theatre Royal Stratford East. I always look forward to […]
Meat – Theatre503 – Review
Fresh new writing in Battersea MEAT by Gillian Greer is a new play set in modern-day Dublin that manages to be both thought-provoking and entertaining. It asks the audience to consider themes like consent, growing away from your roots and addressing the past when we all remember it very differently. In the skilled hands of […]
Magic Goes Wrong – Vaudeville Theatre – Review
A magical West End farce at the Vaudeville. Fancy a night of fun and laughter with farcical slapstick humour and magic going horribly wrong? Then I can recommend heading to the Vaudeville Theatre in London’s West End for Magic Goes Wrong…you are sure to be thoroughly entertained. Magic Goes Wrong is the latest brainchild of […]