The New York – London Rendezvous reunites two of the stand out performers from Danielle Tarento’s 2015 Southwark Playhouse revival of Grand Hotel. Where that production was very much an...
2016 marks the sixtieth anniversary of the term “angry young man” being coined by George Fearon in an attempt to describe John Osborne’s post-war writing to an audience more accustomed...
Gabriel Bisset-Smith Tells the Most Original and Funny Joke in the Universe is part stand-up, part Theatre and wholly encumbered by a title so long that even the show forgets...
Wilton’s is one of the oldest surviving music halls in London and it seems fitting that its first foray into pantomime should be written by and starring a man whose...
In the UK, drag is very much part of the comedy landscape. Cross-dressing for the public’s entertainment has happened since the year dot and, with programmes such as RuPaul’s Drag...
The Great Gatsby is one of the most iconic novels of the 20th Century. In a couple of hundred pages its author, F. Scott Fitzgerald, encapsulated an entire generation’s dreams,...
Tim Prottey-Jones is a popular West End performer with an impressive range of credits from Jesus Christ Superstar to the bang on trend Kinky Boots. Obviously not satisfied that these alone are platform enough...
A glance through any theatre listings page for London will lead you to a plethora of jukebox musicals, celebrating music icons through concert performances and dramatic biography or fiction. Currently,...
Ushers: The Front of House Musical highlights a problem that plagues theatres up and down the country. Even the most sensible, level-headed person, will, upon entering a Theatre, lose their...
From a bird’s eye view Hatched ‘n’ Dispatched is fairly familiar territory: the family unified by tragedy, the party that goes wrong, and the inevitable drink fuelled confessions. Affairs, pregnancies,...
Jerry Herman has written some of musical Theatre’s most iconic shows: Hello, Dolly! La Cage aux Folles and Mame. Within these works are some of the most quintessential show tunes:...
With the general election at the forefront of the nation’s mind, this London outing of last year’s Edinburgh Fringe success Kingmaker is obviously well timed. Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky’s...