I have a confession to make. I’ve never read any of Sue Townsend’s Adrian Mole books. Being born in London crica 1990, the successful phenomenon that captivated 13 year old…
Jon Hartmere and Damon Intrabartolo’s Bare: A Pop Opera premiered in 2000, but sadly, the story around homophobia and religious control still bears relevance today. The story opens with two teenage…
It’s about time we had some more female superheroes – especially ones fighting against the patriarchy! Introducing Vulvarine: socially anxious Bryony Buckle (Allie Munroe) – injected with a questionable vaccine…
The diva, the icon, the legend. Belinda Davids brings to life the music of Whitney Houston in an incredible International Tour. The Greatest Love of All is a tribute concert…
It’s 1943, war is raging, and Britain gambles the lives of 150,000 troops on the idea of a socially awkward insect-enthusiast. Writing group SpitLip takes the famous World War II…
The beautifully intimate Charing Cross Theatre is the stage for the UK premiere of the late Michael Legrand’s Amour – with the company favourably injecting new fervour into his famous Broadway…
Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night as a jukebox musical and set in the 1920s: a premise that will either excite or worry avid Shakespeare fans. OVO theatre company have decided to put this contemporary…
The Donmar Warehouse is transformed into a swinging 60’s silver sci-fi dream in Josie Rourke’s revival of Sweet Charity, with a score by Cy Coleman, lyrics by Dorothy Fields and book…
“I would like, if I may, to take you on a strange journey.” “How strange?” yells out a member of the audience. “Stranger than Brexit!” comes the reply. The experience…
