REVIEW: The Pitchfork Disney at London’s King’s Head Theatre
Darkly comic and deeply unsettling, Philip Ridley’s debut 1991 play The Pitchfork Disney is now playing at London’s Kings Head Theatre. Ten years ago something terrible happened to Presley and Haley. Since then they’ve lived alone in their dead parents’ house, doors bolted against the terrors of the world. But, one night, Presley sees a […]
REVIEW: Born With Teeth at Wyndham’s Theatre – September 2025
Liz Duffy Adams examines the relationship between two literary greats – William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe in Born With Teeth. Starring Ncuti Gatwa and Edward Bluemel, Born With Teeth is now playing at London’s Wyndham’s Theatre and I went along to check it out. In the late fifteen hundreds, Christopher Marlowe and William Shakespeare were […]
A coven of Wicked Witches defy expectations in the West End
With the Wicked film being so popular around the world right now, it seems the perfect time for three of the most beloved performers from the UK stage show, to get together for a very special concert performance of GRAVITY at London’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Kerry Ellis (known lovingly as Queen of the West […]
REVIEW: Interview (Riverside Studios) – September 2025
The World Premiere of Interview – a story of truth, persona, and gender power comes to Riverside Studios in West London. A stage adaptation of Theo Van Gogh’s (yes, his great granduncle was ‘the’ Vincent Van Gough) 2003 Dutch cult film is now playing at Riverside Studios in West London and I went along to […]
REVIEW: 101 DALMATIANS THE MUSICAL at London’s Eventim Apollo
I didn’t see 101 Dalmatians The Musical at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre in London in 2022 but I am so happy I got to see it last weekend at the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith. When fashionista Cruella de Vil plots to swipe all the Dalmatian puppies in town to create her fabulous new fur […]
REVIEW: A Man For All Seasons at the Harold Pinter Theatre
Following a national tour earlier this year, A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS starring Martin Shaw and Gary Wilmot has now transferred to London’s Harold Pinter Theatre. We all know about Henry VIII and his six wives, thanks to a little musical called ‘SIX‘ – but what you may not know (I didn’t until I saw […]
REVIEW: Mrs. Warren’s Profession at London’s Garrick Theatre
Real life mother and daughter take the stage together for the first time in George Bernard Shaw’s moral classic Mrs. Warren’s Profession Vivie Warren has just graduated from University and has a promising life ahead of her as a lawyer. She wants for nothing and despite rarely seeing her mother throughout her life, she has […]
REVIEW: Goodnight, Oscar at the Barbican – August 2025
Will and Grace star Sean Hayes reprises his Tony-award-winning performance as Oscar Levant in the Broadway transfer of Goodnight, Oscar, now playing at the Barbican. TV host Jack Paar has booked his old friend and concert pianist Oscar Levant to appear on the crucial debut broadcast of the Los Angeles version of The Tonight Show. […]
REVIEW: Grease The Immersive Movie Musical (August 2025)
Grease The Immersive Movie Musical was my first experience of the Secret Cinema franchise and what better a place to ‘wop bam boom’ along to, than Battersea Park on a summers night. Entering the funfair, we are immediately immersed in to the world of 1959, with chances to win teddy bears, ride the ferris wheel […]
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 […]