Review: Ordinary Days, London Theatre Workshop
The London theatre scene never ceases to amaze me. Squeezed above a pub, in a swelteringly hot room set above the rumbles of bankers freed from a day of trouble...
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Review: Through The Mill, London Theatre Workshop
Judy Garland is an extremely complex and intricate character, which is echoed wonderfully by Ray Rackham's new play, Through The Mill. Playing at the London The...
Review: Parade, London Theatre Workshop
Image: © Cameron Slater A mafting hot, cramped space above a pub does not traditionally a magnificent theatrical experience make. My sentiments exactly deary...
Review: Vote for Me: A Musical Debate, London Theatre Workshop
The votes have been cast, the seats have been delegated but London Theatre Workshop’s citizens still have one vote left. A skilful six-person cast dazzles these...
Review: Apartment 40c, St James Theatre
Apartment 40c is a new musical written by the artistic directors of London Theatre Workshop, Tom Lees and Ray Rackham. The show tells a story of love and relati...
Review: A Catered Affair, London Theatre Workshop
Whilst Harvey Fierstein’s Newsies and Kinky Boots are enjoying big successes in New York, London lacks a touch of the writer’s flair. With this in mind, London ...