Musical
Young Frankenstein at the Garrick Theatre
This musical adaptation of Mel Brooks’s 1974 horror-comedy film is a laugh-out-loud, innuendo-laden experience that doesn’t take itself…
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Dance
The Sleeping Beauty at London Coliseum
Originally choreographed by the legendary Marius Petipa, Kenneth MacMillan’s direction of the quintessential 19th-century classic ballet The Sleeping Beauty remains true to the great…
By Marissa Khaos
Play
Julie at the National Theatre
The party's over. Skipping through a hefty hat-trick of race, class and mental health, Polly Stenham's theatrical homage to Made in…
By Connor Campbell
Play
The Strange Death of John Doe at Hampstead Theatre
As you enter the smaller auditorium downstairs at Hampstead Theatre, you are faced with the alienating experience of…
By Daniel Amir
Live music
Newton Faulkner at Borderline
Newton Faulkner was a fairly big deal about ten years ago. He had two number one albums between 2007…
By Joseph Irwin
Play
Act and Terminal 3 at the Print Room
This double bill of works by the Swedish writer Lars Norén falls flat at the Print Room. Well-staged…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Play
Killer Joe at Trafalgar Studios
Killer Joe has courted controversy since news of its revival at Trafalgar Studios. The very first play of much-since lauded…
By Laura Foulger
Movie
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom – a solid two-hours of jaw-dropping and endlessly gripping entertainment
A quarter of a century has passed since the release of Jurassic Park, and it seems that the…
By Mersa Auda
Movie
Welcome to Curiosity
Following four loosely connecting plots that centre around the escape of a serial killer – a heist gone…
By Andrew Murray
Play
Utility at the Orange Tree Theatre
Realism shouldn't be the default mode for telling working-class stories. It creates a genre, a type of theatre, that others…
By Connor Campbell