THEATRE REVIEW | The War of the Worlds, Dominium Theatre, London
★★★ The War Of The Worlds | The well known battle between Victorian England and the Martians plays out on stage with a musical mix of contemporary dance, theatre and screen […]
★★★ The War Of The Worlds | The well known battle between Victorian England and the Martians plays out on stage with a musical mix of contemporary dance, theatre and screen […]

★★★★★ The Maids | Two young maids are dressing up in their mistress’ clothes, shoes and jewelry.
★★★ Flying Solo |Running a marathon was the hot topic of the Birmingham Repertory Theatre last Friday night, in the form of Flying Solo. A one-woman show which was performed […]
★★★ Let It Be | Beatlemania returns to the stage with a show celebrating the music, fashions, phases and classic performances of arguably the most influential pop group in history.

★★★★★ Single Spies | Divided in to two separate plays –‘An Englishman Abroad’ and ‘A Question of Attribution’, ‘Single Spies’ conveys an era in which spying and mistrust was a […]
★★★ The 39 Steps | A murdered spy, a misty Scottish moor, a dastardly plot and a daring escape (coupled with a stiff upper lip and rather attractive pencil moustache) […]
Bug | James Norton and Kate Fleetwood star in the 20th anniversary production of Tracy Letts’ Bug.
★★★★★ Alright Bitches | Winter blues getting you down on your knees, feeling the cold-finger from old Jack Frost or just in need of some sun, sand and seamen?
In 1929, the Great Depression took place when New York witnessed its Wall Street Crash, leaving 15 million Americans unemployed. ★★★★

Five gay, short-sporting, horny promiscuous guys with gobs of liquid G, copious consignments of crystal meth, in a smog of monotone club beats opens up a whole production-line of tinned […]
Tracey Turnblad is not your average 1960’s American teen. She is a big girl, with a big heart and even bigger hair. ★★★★★