REVIEW: The Daughter Of Time at Charing Cross Theatre ★★
M Kilburg Reedy’s new play – adapting Josephine Fey’s much adored book The Daughter of Time has officially debuted at Charing Cross Theatre. A quintessentially 1940’s crime novel – the story follows detective Alan Grant as he strives to unravel a historical cold case of Richard III. The novel is a perfect balance of crime […]
REVIEW: THE DIANA MIXTAPE at Here @Outernet ★★★ – July 2025
5 drag queens, all playing the people’s princess, Diana, with a poptastic playlist of songs – what more could anyone ask for? A brand new stage show THE DIANA MIXTAPE is now playing at London’s Here @Outernet. Featuring pop classics like Lady Gaga’s Paparazzi, Billie Eilish’s Bad Guy, Meghan Trainor’s Mother, Beyoncé’s Freakum Dress and […]
REVIEW: EVITA at the London Palladium ★★★★★ – July 2025
Jamie Lloyd’s Evita at the London Palladium left me on a Five Star Rainbow High The day finally came and I got to go and see Jamie Lloyd‘s brand new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber‘s musical, Evita. And I only paid £20! Keep reading to find out how. When I say I spent the entire […]
REVIEW: Extraordinary Women at Jermyn Street Theatre ★★★★
An all star cast of ‘Extraordinary Women’ (and one man) is now playing at London’s Jermyn Street Theatre. Extraordinary Women the novel, written by Compton Mackenzie, was published in 1928. Nearly 100 years later, it has been turned in to a musical by Richard Stirling and Sarah Travis, which premeiered at the Guildford School of […]
REVIEW: Burlesque: The Musical at London’s Savoy Theatre – July 2025
Burlesque: The Musical is a dazzling stage adaptation inspired by the 2010 cult film starring Cher and Christina Aguilera. After a successful premiere at the Manchester Opera House in 2023, the production received rave reviews for its empowering themes, powerhouse vocals, and spectacular choreography. Now, Burlesque: The Musical has been re-vamped by online sensation Todrick […]
REVIEW: Four Play at Kings Head Theatre – July 2025
Jake Brunger’s (The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole aged 13¾ , The Great British Bake Off Musical) 2015 play, FOUR PLAY, about two queer relationships, has exploded on to the Kings Head Theatre stage. Rafe and Pete have been in a monogamous relationship for seven years. Seemingly the perfect couple, deliriously happy on the outside […]
REVIEW: Fawlty Towers The Play in London – July 2025
Fawlty Towers the Play – a gorgeously truthful homage to celebrate fifty years of comedy genius. The 1970’s, British comedy farce Fawlty Towers was a staple Saturday night VHS tape we would watch when I was growing up. Only twelve episodes were ever made but that never stopped us from watching them every weekend. Written […]
Just For One Day marks 40 years since music united the world
Just For One Day celebrates 40 years since music united the world. Following a sold-out run at The Old Vic, JUST FOR ONE DAY – The Live Aid Musical is back in London, playing at the Shaftesbury Theatre. Yesterday saw the 40th anniversary of the the infamous global coming together of musicians for two iconic […]
REVIEW: Til the Stars Come Down in London – July 2025
Steel’s play is as important as ever in 2025, and amongst its thought-provoking conversations, it is still delightfully hilarious. After a run at the National Theatre last year, Beth Steel’s critically acclaimed play Til the Stars Come Down has transferred to the West End for a limited 13-week run. Officially opening at the Theatre Royal […]
REVIEW: Operation Mincemeat in London’s West End – July 2025
An exciting new team of secret agents steps onto the Fortune Theatre stage, as Operation Mincemeat welcomes a fresh cast for the next chapter of its incredible journey! Operation Mincemeat first took shape as a small production at London’s Fringe New Diorama Theatre in 2019. The show quickly developed a devoted following, leading to sold-out […]