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 […]
REVIEW: Hercules at Theatre Royal Drury Lane – June 2025
Hercules is the latest beloved Disney animated classic to be reimagined for the stage by Disney Theatrical Productions. Based on the fan-favourite 1997 film, the musical had its world premiere at the Delacorte Theater in New York’s Central Park in 2019. It later underwent a book revision by Robert Horn and Kwame Kwei-Armah before opening […]
REVIEW: This Bitter Earth at Soho Theatre – June 2025
This Bitter Earth by Harrison David Rivers is an intimate, romantic and gripping play about a young black writer and his white activist lover that asks, “What is the real cost of standing on the sidelines?” Originally commissioned and produced by the New Conservatory Theatre Centre in San Francisco in 2017, This Bitter Earth has […]
REVIEW: Moulin Rouge in London’s West End | June 2025
Indulge in a sexy spectacular down at the Moulin Rouge – just because you can-can! I first saw Moulin Rouge the Musical on Broadway in 2019 starring Aaron Tveit and four years ago it crossed the pond to open in London’s West End and it is more spectacular than ever before! Read my Broadway review […]
THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON announces closing date
The foot-stomping new musical,THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON announces closing date at the West End’s Ambassadors Theatre The three-time Olivier Award winning new British musical THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON has announced its final extension at The Ambassadors Theatre, with its last West End performance on Saturday 11th October 2025. The acclaimed production will have played in the […]
STEREOPHONIC at Duke Of York’s Theatre ★★★
Stereophonic – the most Tony-Award nominated Play Ever – fails to live up to the Broadway hype. Stereophonic – the most Tony Award-nominated play ever (13 nominations) and the most Tony Award-winning show of 2024 (5 wins) is now playing in London’s West End at the Duke of York’s Theatre and with an accolade that […]