Theatre has always played a crucial role in political and cultural discussion, and 18 years on from the September 11th attacks, Come From Away is no different. But, what have…
Last week, Roald Dahl would have turned 103. An author who has been able to speak to kids and grown-ups alike all over the world; many of his characters are…
Premiering in April 1992, Falsettos launched as a commentary on the past decade of gay relationships and the AIDS epidemic. Today, its universal message of love, acceptance and family values…
Kander and Ebb’s classic 1966 musical Cabaret was last seen in the UK in 2017 and has this year embarked on a UK tour, opening at Bromley Churchill Theatre last…
Queen of the Mist has transferred to London’s Charring Cross Theatre after running at the Brockley Jack Studio earlier this year. The show takes a while to get going and…
90’s musical, Once on This Island resurges in the 21st Century as a vibrant, whimsical tale about Ti Moune – an orphan peasant girl, yearning for true love, whatever the…
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…
