Luck be a Lady, White Bear Theatre
Luck be a Lady is a one-woman show (supported by two musicians) about three very familiar men, Fred Astaire, Gene
Rock Bottom, Lion and Unicorn
I find Bottom (the literal and figurative ass from A Midsummer Night’s Dream) fascinating. The character is a study in
Review: Threshold
Originally posted on Soaked in Dreams:
Style: Immersive, futuristic scavenger huntWhere: The Crypt, Bethnal GreenBooking: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/parabolictheatre Rating: 4/5 stars Threshold is another thrilling…
The Scottish Play (the Bard in a Yard): A private basement garden, West Kensington
Review by Anne O’Donoghue Sitting in a garden in Kensington I was treated to an enchanting and magical performance of
Live from the Palace, Palace Theatre
When I stood on my balcony on New Years Eve thinking about the year to come, of all the things
How I Learned to Swim, Jermyn Street (at home)
Jermyn Street’s new season is taking a blended approach with an option to be in the audience at their central
Alyssa:Memoirs of a Queen, Vaudeville Theatre
Sequins. Lights. Rainbows. Happiness. Dancers. Wigs. Screaming (so much screaming.) More sequins. Lights that are rainbows. Tears. Hiding your tears
Here Come the Boys, London Palladium
Billed as one of the hottest shows in town (and, yes, I know there aren’t many open currently) I have
Spotlight of Sooz Kempner and The Ballad of Anne and Mary
One of the interesting thing about interviews now largely being conducted by Zoom is that little insight you get into
