The Ocean at the End of the Lane is an adaptation by Joel Horwood of the novel of the same name by Neil Gaiman and directed by Katy Rudd. The show, which recently extended its run at the Duke of York’s Theatre until May 2022, is a spellbinding myth in the modern era. It is a story […]
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Following two smash-hit London West End runs, Heathers the Musical was one of the first major shows to hit the stage after the Covid-19 hiatus. And it’s back with its dark, aggressive style that is wowing audiences as the show continues its first-ever UK tour. You can catch Heathers at the New Wimbledon Theatre until […]
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Clocking in on the majestic New Wimbledon Theatre stage, 9 to 5 the Musical arrived just at a perfect time. With a short run from the 19th to the 23rd of October, be sure to take the opportunity to catch the show before it heads on to pastures new (yes, it’s on tour). 9 to […]
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What strange magic Agatha Christie used when creating her characters and storylines continues to this day. Whilst not yet as long-lived as The Mousetrap, the other famous Christie play, Witness for the Prosecution, first hit the stage in 1953 and returns now in the post-covid-restriction era in a most unusual but utterly fitting setting – […]
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Ah! It’s good to step out and breathe fresh again, isn’t it? With the return to life of London’s theatres, Rock of Ages has bounded back onto the stage. As an award-winning and iconic musical, hopes were high for this new UK tour, which leaves the New Wimbledon Theatre on the 25th of September. Packed […]
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Based on the 2007 film of the same name and subsequent book by Jessie Nelson, Waitress is back after a premature closure in the West End at the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic. Thankfully, it returned to the New Wimbledon Theatre on 4th September and will continue on a UK tour from 11th September. Like […]
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Taking to the stage at the newly refurbished Theatre Royal Drury Lane, the musical version of Disney’s Frozen is sure to be a hit, but does it live up to the 2013 film’s standard, or does it live in its cold shadow? A lot of care has gone into the staging of Frozen, from the […]
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Little we knew what we were in for as we stepped into the Noël Coward Theatre in West End’s Theatreland last night. After entering the auditorium, the first thing you’ll encounter is a beautifully designed set that’s conceived to portray a kitchen-dining space to the finest detail. This is where the whole of 2:22 A […]
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If ever there was a moment for unabridged joy and laughter, surely now it is! And with Anything Goes continuing its run at the Barbican Theatre until 6th November 2021, don’t miss your opportunity to indulge. While this is by no means the first performance of Anything Goes, given that it has been running on […]
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Michael Ball effortlessly brings Hairspray The Musical back to London’s West End with a side offering of panache and glamour. Slipping into Edna’s shoes and dancing around the outlandishly candy-coloured set that pays homage to 1960s Baltimore, this feel-good classic packed with flamboyant characters is enough to get even the most despondent theatregoer off their […]
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There’s magic in every moment at Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the most awarded play in history and “one of the most defining pop culture events of the decade” (Forbes). And now, the 8th Harry Potter story is bringing the magic back to London’s West End from 14 October! 19 years after Harry, Ron, […]
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As life returns to stages around the West End, the timing is perfect for the staging of Cruise to be one of the first shows to appear. Written and performed by Jack Holden, Cruise is a rollercoaster ride through the joy and terror of the vibrant queer lifestyle in Soho in the late 80s, just […]
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