Frankenstein at Wilton’s Musical Hall – Review
George Fletcher shines in this creative adaption of the gothic novel, Frankenstein. Fletcher’s manifestation of the titular monster comes to
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CHARMING DICK ‘is not to be missed’ at the Cockpit Theatre
If you enjoy a bawdy joke, this is your theatre show. If you enjoy raunchy theatrical displays of homoerotic love,
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Henry V at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre – Review
More than a dozen actors ascend the stage in plain 21st-century streetwear. A woman appears, clearly feminine but wearing a masculine
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The War of the Worlds at The Dominion Theatre – Review
HG Well’s The War of the Worlds was published in 1898, when still on the throne and electric light was still in its
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5-star Dr Seuss’s The Lorax at the Old Vic Theatre – Review
The Lorax is an utter delight. Simply magnificent! The show includes all that is wonderful about theatre: Great acting, catchy
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Pride and Prejudice: The Panto at the Cockpit Theatre – Review
Cross-dressing, check. Song and dance, check. Audience participation, check. Mild sexual innuendo, check. A villainous Charles Dickens, check. That can
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