La Bohème at Charing Cross Theatre

Robin Norton-Hale’s revamp of Giacomo Puccini’s La Bohème first opened...

Alan Davies: Life is Pain

A recent stranger to the stand-up stage, Alan Davies has returned from his decade-long...

Laugh or the Polar Bear Gets It at the Hammersmith Apollo

Friends of the Earth have announced the line-up of this year’s Laugh...

The Horror! The Horror! at Wilton’s Music Hall

Fresh from their success with As Ye Sow at this year’s...

Steel Pier at the Union Theatre

Bright lights, vivacious women and a dance marathon – but no Bruce...

Cooking Ghosts at Camden People’s Theatre

Cooking Ghosts is a theatrical delight of art, film and...

Uncle Vanya at the Vaudeville features fine performances but misses the mark

Drifting aimlessly around their...

But i cd only whisper at the Arcola Theatre

The set of but i cd only whisper is minimal, nearly bare. A single...

Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain at the Garrick Theatre

The Horrible Histories series is a well-known one,...

Victor/Victoria at Southwark Playhouse

Once you’ve finished watching Victor/Victoria in London’s minute and...

The Rodin Project at Sadler’s Wells

Inspired by the controversial French sculptor Auguste Rodin, award-winning...

Daniel Sloss at the Bloomsbury Theatre

“Aaaaaaaaaah”, he wails, “Aaaaaaaaaah”, giving a cracking...

Out Of The Cage: A centennial celebration of John Cage and friends at Trinity Laban Conservatoire

Thriller Live launches academy to train young Michael Jackson performers for the West End

Producers of the hit West End show...

Ring of Envy at Intermission Youth Theatre

Whenever Julius Francis – former heavy-weight champion – steps...

The Supreme Fabulettes in Love, Rhythm and Tears at Madame JoJo’s

There were 230 people jammed into...

Rosenblatt Recitals present tenor Joel Prieto at Wigmore Hall

Tenor Joel Prieto’s operatic career started in...

The Static at Riverside Studios

The Static, written by Davey Anderson and both directed and choreographed by...

Musical Loserville at Garrick Theatre

“It’s 1971. Michael Dork may be a computer geek but he’s invented...

Das Rheingold at the Royal Opera House

A production of Ring Cycle will always carry some notoriety, and what with...

I Heart Peterborough at the Soho Theatre

It’s hard to express just how good Joel Horwood’s writing is...

Berenice at the Donmar Warehouse

This recent adaptation directed by Josie Rourke and penned by Alan...

Lucy and the Hawk at Ovalhouse Theatre | Theatre review

Creepy phone calls and birds of prey are disturbing the peace in the Ovalhouse theatre production of Lucy and the Hawk.  Written and directed by Phil Ormrod as part of his collaboration with Oliver Lamford in Switchback, an initiative to create “a diverse range of work that gathers people together to look...

Desire Under the Elms at the Lyric Hammersmith

After a mixed bag of reviews for his recent productions of Saved...

Wam Bam Club at Cafe de Paris

Situated in the bustling Piccadilly Circus, Cafe de Paris is a stylish...