Oscar Wilde’s comedy of manners is rightly regarded as a classic, so we must give thanks for Ayesha Casley-Hayford and Kudzanayi Chiwawa coming along and giving The Importance of Being… Read more The Importance of Being Earnest, Tara Theatre →
This is the first time I have visited Hoxton Hall, one of the last remaining music halls in London, and it seems a very fitting venue for this economic production… Read more Arabian Nights, Hoxton Hall →
Thanks to an impressive line in comedy revivals, the Museum of Comedy, nestled at the top of New Oxford St in London, is the perfect place to launch a tour… Read more The Goon Show Tour – Press Launch →
To my shame, perhaps, I haven’t seen anything but comedy at the Underbelly’s South Bank location, and I certainly hadn’t seen any sort of circus in a while, so it… Read more Metta’s Little Mermaid – The Circus Sensation →
“I am of Ireland”, a new play from Seamus Finnegan, aims to explore what it is to be Irish in 2018. Perhaps the timing couldn’t be any more apt, with… Read more I am of Ireland, Old Red Lion Theatre →
The Museum of Comedy is a small wonder in the centre of London, filling the niche that is light entertainment history with a modest, but fascinating collection. It also hosts… Read more Steptoe and Son, The Museum of Comedy →
Autumn. Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness. Also the season where we start to worry about what we’re going to get our loved ones for Christmas, and wonder how we’re… Read more Greenwich Winter Festival Preview →
Pageant is a revival of a musical first performed off-Broadway in 1991, and it’s telling that this drag satire on the culture of women as decoration still feels biting 26… Read more Pageant, London Irish Centre →
Covering the story of Erzsébet Báthory, allegedly one of Europe’s most prolific and powerful mass murderers, Skin Deep has an ambitious remit. We jump straight into sixteenth century Europe, watching… Read more Skin Deep, Camden Fringe →
