West End Wilma – Review Round-Up

Take a look at all the shows that have been reviewed over the past week on westendwilma.com … REVIEW: Russian Dolls (King’s Head Theatre) ★★★★ Russian Dolls was shortlisted for the Bruntwood Prize in 2013 before winning the Adrian Pagan award last year. Based on the real-life story of an Islington version of Hilda, Kate Lock’s […]

BLOG: The right to write reviews

It surprised me recently that a review that one of my team wrote of a West End show hit a nerve with a couple of people who chose to email me to express their unhappiness that the review failed to mention one of the actors in the cast. I don’t specify to those who review […]

West End Wilma – Review Round-up

It’s been a busy week for show reviewing. A massive twelve show have been reviewed on westendwilma.com in the past seven days. Here is a little summary of what me and my reviewing team have been seeing at the theatre.   REVIEW: BAD GIRLS (The Union Theatre) ★★★★ BAD GIRLS the Musical, written by Maureen […]

Have you downloaded the Today Tix app?

Getting theatre tickets has never been easier. TodayTix is the first and only free mobile app for iOS and Android that provides access to the best prices on last minute theatre tickets, booked same-day or within a week’s time. Operating in the world’s most iconic theatre markets, TodayTix secures the best discounted and full price […]

BLOG: Is Fringe Theatre Really Any Good?

What do these hugely popular shows that are either playing in London right now, or have played there over the past few years, all have in common? Show Stoppers: The Improvised Musical, Nell Gwynn, Funny Girl, Gypsy, Sweeney Todd, Mrs Henderson Presents, Sunny Afternoon, Matilda, Singing’ In The Rain and Urinetown. Hangmen, Constellations, The Nether, […]

Mamma Mia/Wicked star Louise Plowright looses battle with Cancer

West End performer Louise Plowright suddenly withdrew from the cast of the London production of Wicked back in 2013 (where she was playing Madame Morrible) after she was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer. Back in December 2015, the West End joined together for a A Merry Christmas Cabaret in aid of Louise Plowright and Pancreatic Cancer Research, […]

Today is Rare Disease Day. Here is my story …

This isn’t theatre related but if you will indulge me for a few moments, this is something that is very close to my heart. Two years ago (next week) my grand daughter Isabelle was born with a condition called BPES. Blepharophimosis, ptosis, and epicanthus inversus syndrome (BPES) is a condition that mainly affects development of […]