
Jane Eyre: A Musical | Southwark Playhouse Elephant
John Caird and Paul Gordon’s American musical version of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre is not new; it was workshopped in
Jane Eyre: A Musical | Southwark Playhouse Elephant Read More »
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John Caird and Paul Gordon’s American musical version of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre is not new; it was workshopped in
Jane Eyre: A Musical | Southwark Playhouse Elephant Read More »

This is a solo show written and performed by Henri Merriam and directed by Sophia Capasso. As part of Play
There is a Light and a Whistle for Attracting Attention | Review Read More »

It’s a show to be taken, proverbially speaking, with several pinches of salt and pepper, and all of the ‘secret’
You’re So Special | Soho Theatre Dean Street Read More »

Still Life comes from a cycle of ten one-act plays which Noel Coward presented in London in 1936 and which
Noël Coward’s Still Life | Theatre Royal Drury Lane Read More »

I mean, it didn’t appeal to me personally, but then ‘scary’ (inverted commas mine) seldom do appeal to me, if
Crybabies: The Scaring | Soho Theatre Dean Street Read More »

In this economy, the first thing I am inclined to look at when it comes to a (hypothetical) trip to
Rope Drop: The Unofficial Disney Parks Comedy Read More »

If the Spice Girls and Westlife had formed a supergroup, developed an inflated sense of their own importance and embarked
FUCCBOIS: Live in Concert | Soho Theatre Dean Street Read More »

Are modesty and self-deprecation female conditioning or the female condition? Way back in 1981, playwright Arnold Wesker wrote a one-person
Annie Wobbler (Revisited) | Finborough Theatre Read More »