Dance ‘Till Dawn at the Aldwych Theatre ★★★★★
The years that Flavia Cacace and Vincent Simone have gamely dragged hapless celebrities around the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom (although to be fair Flavia was 2012 champion with gymnast Louis Smith) have been justly rewarded with the kind of exposure that makes them bankable enough to headline another West End show, following hot on the […]
Knightmare Live – Lyric Theatre
Before continuing to read this review I feel I must offer a disclaimer. The following review of Knightmare Live really only applies to people who are familiar with the hit children’s TV show of the nineties, Knightmare. If you have never heard of this TV show, don’t go and see it live. It’s as simple […]
Girlfriends – The Union Theatre
Girlfriends is set on a Bomber Command air base in Norfolk, in the darkest days of World War II. The show is based on young women who have come from all corners of the UK, to do their bit and join Britain’s fight for survival against the Nazis. This musical production by Howard Goodall (previewing […]
Romeo and Juliet – London Theatre Workshop
“My bounty is as boundless as the sea, My love as deep; the more I give to thee, The more I have, for both are infinite.” With such a classic tale as Romeo and Juliet, it’s always a worry that a new interpretation will be tired, boring or even too modern. However, London Theatre Workshop […]
Virgins Die Horny – The Courtyard Theatre
Virgins Die Horny is the story of Katie (Helen Rose Hampton,) a 38-year-old newlywed with daddy issues and two ex-husbands. The play begins with Katie and her new husband James (Romanos Kassimis) enjoying their first night together as man and wife. After a tiresome cocaine-induced debate on fear and love Katie and James are surprised […]