London
<strong>The Ghosting of Rabbie Burns – King’s Head Theatre</strong>
A heartbroken young woman (Emily Ashton) retreats into a cottage, frantically trying to rearrange it. As the realisation of being…
<strong>Salt-Water Moon – Finborough Theatre</strong>
David French's Salt-Water Moon is set in 1926, when Newfoundland was still part of the British Empire, only becoming the…
<strong>Mr Charles Dickens presents A Christmas Carol – Greenwich Theatre</strong>
I’ve been struggling with this review since I left Greenwich Theatre last night, unsure of whether I’d just witness a…
<strong>Potted Panto – Apollo Theatre, London</strong>
I’m always sceptical when a show claims it can cater for ages six to 106, but this is Panto season,…
<strong>The Rat Pack at Christmas – Cadogan Hall</strong>
I’m not sure who the target audience for The Rat Pack at Christmas might be, but as an ex-acid house…
<strong>Picture Perfect Christmas – National Gallery</strong>
While I’m a cynical native Londoner, even I buy into the idea that there’s nowhere quite like the big city…
<strong>Rumpelstiltskin – Park Theatre</strong>
Offie Award Winner Charles Court Opera presents an action-packed pantomime Rumpelstiltskin this festive season at The Park Theatre written and…
<strong>Circus 1903 – Eventim Apollo</strong>
Circus 1903 returns to London at its new home this festive season at Eventim Apollo with its supreme skill and…
<strong>As You Like It – Soho Place</strong>
Doing absolute justice to the title As You Like It, director Josie Rourke reinvigorates Shakespeare’s classic comedy making it inclusive,…
<strong>Paradise Now! – Bush Theatre</strong>
Paradise Now! reflects the growing empowerment of women in our society, showing both unity and darker, more toxic aspects. The…