Review: Annie, Piccadilly Theatre
Nikolai Foster’s new Annie at the Piccadilly Theatre is decidedly a post-Matilda production. The feel-good story’s tinged with darker edges, these orphans seem ...
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Review: The Witches, Rose Theatre Kingston
Of all of Roald Dahl’s books, The Witches has got to be one of the scariest for a young child to even entertain. The idea of an adult woman hating children and ...
Review: The Hired Man, St James Theatre
If there is one thing to be said for the National Youth Music Theatre, it’s that the small but mighty cast certainly know how to put on a show. And their latest...
Regional Review: Beautiful Thing
Since Jonathan Harvey’s Beautiful Thing first opened in 1993, audiences worldwide have been captivated by its rich characters and coming of age story. In the ...
Regional Review: Sherlock Holmes: The Best Kept Secret
Everyone knows that Sherlock Holmes is the greatest detective ever. And what better way to acknowledge this than to see him in a brand new play, written by ...
Review: Beautiful Thing
First seen at the Bush Theatre in 1993, Jonathan Harvey’s Beautiful Thing is an incredibly funny yet poignant depiction of two teenage boys as they come to te...