There is something inherently difficult about making theatre about an event that is still unfolding, particularly one as politically charged…
Three Men in a Boat, plus a dog, is a spectacular feat of musical comedy directed by Christopher Haydon. Based…
There is a compelling musical somewhere inside ‘The Last Ship’. Its story of a Wallsend shipbuilding community facing the closure…
There is something genuinely refreshing about The Urmetazoan. At a time when theatre can sometimes feel like it needs to…
A musical can close early, lose money and still leave behind a song worth hearing. That is the appealing idea…
F*ck You Claire is an ambitious one-act play written and performed by Rosie Hollingworth. It follows Penelope, a woman in…
A small basement room in Waterloo, with bare brick walls and a simple lighting rig was the venue for Causa:…
There is something wonderfully appropriate about a comedy concerned with theatrical excess being given a production that barely seems willing…
It is always exciting to encounter multilingual theatre in London, particularly in a city with such a complex mix of…
Following their success at the Edinburgh Fringe, here comes CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation at the Underbelly Boulevard in Soho London.…