London
The Dao of Unrepresentative British Chinese Experience – Soho Theatre
Daniel York Loh’s semi-autobiographical piece, new to the Soho Theatre is a non-linear experience following a young British Chinese young…
My Father’s Fable – Bush Theatre
Faith Omole' first produced play is a real cracker. It tells the story of Peace, a young black woman of Nigerian…
Where You Go – Etcetera Theatre
Millie Henson's new play follows Aniyah and Finn's relationship, following an argument that threatens to destroy the couple. Finn is…
Kiss Me, Kate – Barbican
What rhymes with Coriolanus? Kiss Me, Kate is one of Cole Porter’s musical and lyrical triumphs with each melody seeming…
Michaela’s Fluent Aphasia – Bush Theatre
This play’s tongue twister title is aptly representative of the confusion its performance elicits in audiences. The direction is uninspired…
Pull My Goldfinger – Hen and Chickens Theatre
Shaken, not stirred, both intoxicating and disgusting, the worst of James Bond is what we love most. Fearless and feckless,…
The Trials and Passions of Unfamous Women – Brixton House Theatre
Throughout mythology and history, women who go against societal norms face the judgement of others and come up against a…
Three Men in a Boat – The Mill at Sonning
Three Men in a Boat was performed in a delightfully charming theatre nestled by the waters of the Thames, just…
Longitude – Upstairs at the Gatehouse
There seems to be no story which cannot be made into a musical nowadays. The fascinating history of the struggle…
Julie: The Musical – The Other Palace
A French-Opera-singing, sword-fighting, bisexual convent arsonist sounds like a character you’d meet in an especially bizarre dream after one too…