How to Date follows the lives of two young women – roommates Clarissa and Emily - as they navigate tumultuous…
Fresh from its critically claimed performance at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, Joseph Stein’s golden age musical, Fiddler on the…
Back in 2005, Tony Blair was the Prime Minister, Doctor Who returned to our screens, and another show, with a…
There are certain shows that feel timeless in their simplicity and power, and A Chorus Line is one of them.…
Whilst it’s not customary to review the same production, a couple of key cast changes, a new venue, and the…
Described as “a new electropop audiodrama”, Can’t Complain is the brainchild of musician Sam Easton. The genesis of this show…
My out-of-this-world experience on Saturday night came courtesy of the fertile imagination of writer Ryan Simons, creator and director of…
It is 1985, and above a bookshop in King’s Cross, a small team of volunteers huddle around phones, scribbling notes,…
Why do you go to the theatre? Is it to hear grand speeches? Perhaps it’s to witness spectacle. Whether your…
Based on the true story of writer and star Maia Novi, Invasive Species opens with a life-altering realisation: Maia wants…