William Andrews is back at the Soho Theatre with his new show Willy. His last show at the Soho Theatre was 9 years ago and a lot of stuff has happened to him and around him since then, stuff that William feels we ought to know. Life-enhancing stuff? No! Funny? Yes, Oh YES, OH YES! […]
Bring Them Home at the Vault Festival | Review
On Thursday evening I experienced my first immersive game; I became a player in the much anticipated Bring Them Home, part immersive theatre, part immersive game and part board game. As an invited member representing LondonTheatre1, I wasn’t privy to the pre-show communications that you will have as a participant, but as I understand it, […]
Only Fools, The (Cushty) Dining Experience
From the producers of The Faulty Towers Dining Experience, Interactive Theatre International is back with another immersive dining experience; this time it’s a tribute to British Sitcom Only Fools and Horses. The production has a residency at the Edwardian Blu Radisson in Tottenham Court Road, as well as performing up and down the UK in […]
Peppa Pig’s Adventure at Theatre Royal Haymarket | Review
Peppa Pig and her friends are back in the West End for a limited season with their new show: Peppa Pig’s Adventure. Now, as a pre-school entertainment brand, I’d say I’m not your typical audience member, so I invited along my friend and his 4-year-old daughter Bella. Bella had never been to the theatre before […]
The Paper Traveller at Kensington Central Library | Review
Yesterday evening I was at Kensington Central Library taking part in a multi-sensory immersive theatre piece named The Paper Traveller. At around 40 minutes in total – depending on how fast you walk! – the piece is quite short, however, as with all immersive theatre pieces, you get out what you put in. Arriving at […]