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…
Female lead stories are taking over the West End, at the moment. Emilia, a story about a 16th Century woman, is surrounded by Waitress and 9 to 5 on the Strand,…
An Austen themed improv show? My, my, how delightfully silly. And indeed it is. Austentatious is a rather successful improvised show, delighting audiences across the UK, and now it’s back…
Beware of pursuing bears! In an attempt to bring Shakespeare’s texts to children, The National Theatre presents a new version of The Winter’s Tale for young audiences. The result is…
Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori’s Caroline, or Change, following sold out runs in Chichester and at the Hampstead Theatre, has now transferred to The West End and stars Sharon D…
Following a smash-hit run at The National Theatre, Nine Night, Natasha Gordon’s ‘remarkable Debut play’ transfers to the West End. Gordon, also starring in the play, is the first black…
Ah, another jukebox musical. You could be forgiven for thinking that clearly, people have run out of new songs to write (not the case) or that there are still some…
The National Youth Theatre’s Macbeth, directed by Natasha Nixon, is a disappointing outing for what should be up-and-coming performers of talent: no one comes off as well as they should…
Following a successful run at The Almeida, Summer and Smoke, one of Tennessee Williams’ lesser known plays, has transferred to The Duke of York’s Theatre. With a stage filled with…
