
Mr Jericho and Old Sarah – Hen & Chickens Theatre | Review
You can have “jam today” if you go and see the delightful comic opera double bill from Jam Factory Opera,
Mr Jericho and Old Sarah – Hen & Chickens Theatre | Review Read More »

You can have “jam today” if you go and see the delightful comic opera double bill from Jam Factory Opera,
Mr Jericho and Old Sarah – Hen & Chickens Theatre | Review Read More »

Nietzsche spoke about the will to power as being a defining characteristic of charismatic individuals. Well, Jimmy Connors had it
Jimmy – Park Theatre | Review Read More »

Gilbert & Sullivan, not to be confused with Gilbert O’Sullivan of “Alone Again (Naturally)” 1972 fame, are to the 19th
The Mikado – Drayton Arms Theatre | Review Read More »

This will be a “yes… but” review. That’s because the undoubted highs are offset by some very naff lows. Jasmin
Jasmin Vardimon: ALiCE – Sadler’s Wells | Review Read More »

Exhilarating. Electrifying. Enchanting. I was hugely impressed by this breathtaking combination of dance and music. The dance choreography is by
In C – Southbank Centre | Review Read More »

First produced in 1973, The Rocky Horror Show has been a cultural phenomenon for 52 years and shows no sign
The Rocky Horror Show (2025) – Richmond Theatre | Review Read More »

The line “They fuck you up, your mum and dad“ changed my life. It was a game-changer for me. I
Almost Instinct, Almost True – Old Red Lion Theatre | Review Read More »

This take on Shakespeare’s 1598 classic The Merchant of Venice has the date 1936 attached to the title. That’s because
The Merchant of Venice 1936 – Richmond Theatre | Review Read More »