THEATRE REVIEW | Punkplay
★★★ | Punkplay “…there are no actual rules except the ones we choose to live under. You need to eat, drink water, sleep now and then. The rest is negotiable.” […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Vanities: The Musical
★★★★ | Vanities: The Musical Imagine an afternoon Channel 5 film full of ‘women’s issues’. Or one of those novels that you take on holiday, read, instantly forget and then […]
Muriel’s Wedding To Be Made Into Stage Show
That’s right folks, “You can’t stop progress” as Muriel’s Wedding is to be made into a new musical stage show adapted to stage by, “What a coincidence”, it’s the original […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Naked Magicians
★★★★ | The Naked Magicians A naughty and funny magic show with full nudity! There are two men who get their kit off every night near Trafalgar Square, and I […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Britten in Brooklyn, Wilton’s Music Hall, London
★★ | Britten in Brooklyn During the early years of World War Two, Benjamin Britten lived in exile in a townhouse in New York with his friend, the poet […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Unfathful at Found 111
★★★★ | Unfaithful at Found 111 What happens when your once passionate relationship starts to become stale and sexless? In the case of Tom and Joan, you sleep with a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Much Ado About Nothing
★★★★ | Much Ado About Nothing Shakespeare fans “roll up roll up” – thou art in for The Tempest of treats. The young British theatre company, The Faction, have refashioned, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Chemsex Monologues
★★★★ | The Chemsex Monologues Introducing a hexagon of narratives that will surge a memory, ignite a demon or pep your G spot. If you’ve never darkened the dimly lit […]
Theatre Review | The Glenn Miller Story – National Tour
★★★ | In 1944, big band leader Glenn Miller’s plane went missing over the English Channel as he flew to Paris to entertain the troops during the Second World War. […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Allegro, Southwark Playhouse
★★★★ | Allegro With Allegro, the charming space at Southwark Playhouse sees the UK premiere of a dusty old 1947 musical. Thanks to the partnership of Thom Southerland and […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Barry Humphries’ Weimar Cabaret featuring Meow-meow
★★★★★ | Barry Humphries’ Weimar Cabaret What’s your deepest impression of Barry Humphries? The tacky, kitsch-bitch supreme Dame Edna Everage, all ghastly, C&A drag and granny glasses, or worse, the […]