REVIEW: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (Westside Theatre)
Based on the 1960’s film (and subsequent 1986 remake), Little Shop Of Horrors opened off-off-broadway in 1982, before transferring to off-broadway and eventually on to Broadway where it ran for five years. The show is now back off-broadway with a small production that is a labor of love for its cast and creatives, bringing the […]
REVIEW: DOCTOR WHO: TIME FRACTURE
Doctor Who: Time Fracture is a BBC officially licensed immersive theatrical adventure which plunges audiences into the incredible universe of television’s Doctor Who. Re-opening after extensive repairs caused by flooding, the show boasts 43 live actors and 17 different worlds to explore during an epic journey across space and time. Audiences travel to exciting new […]
REVIEW: THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME (Troubadour Theatre)
The National Theatre‘s Olivier Award-winning production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is back celebrating its ten-year anniversary. Opening at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre, London audiences once again have the chance to see this brilliant production before it heads out on a UK and Ireland tour in 2022. Adapted by […]
REVIEW: 2:22 A GHOST STORY (Gielgud Theatre)
These days we are all so used to films and computer games that it’s very hard to scare anyone. Things that go bump in the night have made way for psychological thrillers and dystopian dramas that are believable and therefore more frightening. 2:22 tries to bring back the fear factor. And to some extent it […]
REVIEW: PEPPA PIG’S BEST DAY EVER! (Theatre Royal Haymarket)
Peppa Pig’s Best Day Ever!, the latest live show based on the much loved animated TV series ‘Peppa Pig’ has paused its UK and Ireland tour over the festive season to hop on a sleigh into London’s West End playing at the Theatre Royal Haymarket until 2 January 2022. Peppa Pig is excited for a […]
REVIEW: MONOPOLY LIFESIZED (London)
The world’s first Monopoly Lifesized is now welcoming players to the board in central London and I recently had a chance to go and play! It’s a live interactive version of the classic family board game, where players must complete tasks and games in order to win properties (like the Crystal Maze) and money. For […]
REVIEW: A PERFECT CHRISTMAS (Above The Stag Cabaret Lounge)
A Perfect Christmas is a festive extravaganza that will really get you in the mood for the season. After a successful run last year at the Cockpit Theatre, the musical revue has taken up residency at Above The Stag Cabaret Lounge in Vauxhall with Christmas carols, songs, poems and personal anecdotes from the performer’s real […]
REVIEW: LIFE OF PI (Wyndham’s Theatre)
There are many times in our lives when we contemplate what has been and why it happened. Sometimes our memories are vague and we confuse fantasy and reality. In Life of Pi our main character has plenty of time for reflection. After a tragic accident, he alone survives. But how did he manage it? And […]
REVIEW: HEATHERS (The Other Palace)
Based on the 1989 film ‘Heathers‘ starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater, ‘Heathers The Musical‘ is a dark comedy about growing up and trying to fit in at school. Seventeen-year-old Veronica Sawyer just wants an easy life. She makes a deal with ‘The Heathers’ (three girls who all share the same name) to join their […]
REVIEW: MANOR (National Theatre)
Manor is a darkly comic new play by Moira Buffini (The Dig, Handbagged), now playing in the Lyttleton at the National Theatre. A storm is brewing in rural England and Diana (Nancy Carroll) is struggling to keep the roof on her run-down manor house, which is beginning to take in water. Husband Pete (Owen McDonnell) […]
