
Protest Song at the Arcola Theatre | Review
On the day I caught this show in the basement space of Hackney’s Arcola Theatre, the opening was dramatically upstaged
Protest Song at the Arcola Theatre | Review Read More »

On the day I caught this show in the basement space of Hackney’s Arcola Theatre, the opening was dramatically upstaged
Protest Song at the Arcola Theatre | Review Read More »

Here’s one that gets straight to the point. Rather like Five Guys Named Moe did thirty years ago, it does
Christmas with The Choir of Man at the Arts Theatre Read More »

Theatre does not get much more immersive than this. Before we’re in the auditorium itself, we’ve been asked politely to
The War Inside at The Albany | Review Read More »

It’s not just the characters in this reprise of Lucy Prebble’s strange play who go through radical alterations. The Lyttelton
The Effect at the National Theatre (Lyttelton), by Lucy Prebble Read More »

My wife and I got fabulously lost on our way to Giffords Circus. We were not alone in this, and
Giffords Circus 2023 Tour – ‘Les Enfants du Paradis’ Read More »

To borrow from Princess Diana’s remark about there being “three of us” in her relationship with Prince Charles, there’s a
Happy Hour at Gatehouse Theatre Read More »
![TONY! [The Tony Blair Rock Opera] Jack Whittle as Tony Blair & Tori Burgess as Cherie Blair ©Mark Senior.](https://www.londontheatre1.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Tony-Blair-Rock-Opera-share-1024x538.jpg)
As we were regularly reminded during Tony Blair’s terms of office, the young – and then not-so-young Prime Minister had
TONY! [The Tony Blair Rock Opera] at Leicester Square Theatre Read More »

Never mind their vigorous and action-packed songs of the sea, the now famous band of Cornish singers has become something
Fisherman’s Friends – The Musical at Richmond Theatre Read More »