4.0
Review: Avenue Q, New Wimbledon Theatre
Avenue Q first hit the stage in 2003: an offensive romp of a musical comedy that invites you down to Sesame Street, after hours. It’s the story of Princeton, a...
Musical
4.0
4.0
Review: WOMANS, VAULT Festival
Travel back in time to discover the truth, or at least a potential truth, about women in Rome with Scratchworks Theatre Company’s musical comedy WOMANS (like R...
Review: Dick Whittington, Lyric Hammersmith
As is evident by the weather, Christmas is around the corner, and so too are the multitude of traditions associated with it; mince pies, Christmas songs and of ...
Review: Twelfth Night, Young Vic
Kwame Kwei Armah and Oskar Eustis’ Twelfth Night is slick, easy to follow, genuine and (of all qualities to aspire most to in a piece of new work), powerful. It...
Review: Side Show, Bussey Building
Dom O’Halon’s musical Side Show pays homage to the Siamese twins Daisy and Violet Hilton, staging the tumultuous story of their upbringing, followed by the gloo...
Review: SYLVIA, Old Vic Theatre
The battle to get Kate Prince’s musical SYLVIA out of previews continues to be almost as painful as the fight for women’s suffrage itself, but when it eventuall...