Set in Belle Époque France, CAN-CAN! sells itself as a fun and frivolous new dance musical adapted from Offenbach’s original operetta Orpheus in the Underworld featuring a 17 strong all-singing,… Read more CAN-CAN! Union Theatre, Southwark →
Christopher Tajah’s one man show about the life of Martin Luther King Jr has announced a new tour across London. The show returns on 26 February before concluding in Brighton… Read more Dream of a King announces London and Brighton Tour →
I wasn’t aware of the existence of Garrett Millerick until I saw him MC a gig last year and was instantly enchanted by the man’s comedy. Rather than doing tedious… Read more Garrett Millerick: Sunflower, Soho Theatre →
Welcome to the UK is the fascinating answer to how you put on a play by a collaborative cast who don’t all speak the same language. The result is heavy… Read more Welcome to the UK, The Bunker Theatre →
An immersive, underground boxing match as the audience actions and reactions determines the winner. Exit Productions have described their work as being more like a game and this boxing match… Read more Fight Night, Vault Festival →
Malaprop Theatre’s Jericho is a look at WWE, journalism, Ireland, being a woman in Ireland, being a woman and possibly a reference to ASMR. For me it was a mess,… Read more Jericho, Vault Festival →
Danielle Ward’s The Half, which transfers to London after a sold Edinburgh 2018 run, is a brutal look at friendship, comedy and being a woman. Double Act Nell West (Anna… Read more The Half, Vault Festival →
Committing to review a show that you adore is a risk, especially a show you saw ten years ago, obsessed over, bought the soundtrack, played it a hundred times over… Read more Avenue Q, New Wimbledon Theatre →
A first-rate piece of children’s theatre, this retelling of the familiar myth (by playwright Katrin Lange, directed by Cressida Brown) challenges a young audience to reflect on whether to believe… Read more Icarus, Unicorn Theatre →
