Fasten your seat belts and strap yourself in; The Twilight Zone at the Ambassadors Theatre will send you straight into another dimension! Following on from its sell-out run at the Almeida Theatre, The Twilight Zone has recently found its latest dimension at the Ambassadors Theatre, in the West End, and is already proving to be […]
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True West has recently made its way to the Vaudeville Theatre in London, starring Kit Harington following his long-running stint in Game of Thrones. However, this play is far from becoming a popular hit like the TV show. Sam Shepard’s True West, for the most part, is a duologue between two adult brothers; having been apart […]
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Charles Dickens’ immortal classic A Christmas Carol has returned to the Old Vic with Matthew Warchus directing Jack Thorne’s wonderful new adaptation of this family favourite. A Christmas Carol has been a popular outing for theatergoers every single Christmas; as the days get colder and the nights get darker, productions of A Christmas Carol get […]
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Following a very successful run at the National Theatre, Nine Night has now made it to the West End; starting a stint at the stunning and awe-inspiring Trafalgar Studios. Natasha Gordon’s debut play has received critical acclaim from the audience and critics alike, and she has been well rewarded for this by becoming the first […]
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Following an acclaimed and highly popular UK and International tour, the smash-hit National Theatre production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time returned to London for a strictly limited season and is certainly a production that you do not want to miss out on; even if you have seen it plenty of […]
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To indulge and digest a play that lasts over 6 hours sounds like a tough ask, even for the most passionate lover of theatre; and yet The Inheritance does it beautifully, perfectly and somewhat poetically. As I sit there taking in the gorgeous sets and being swept along with a storyline that just captivates and […]
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Sometimes a play comes along that is daring and willing to take risks, and I and You at the Hampstead Theatre is a play that does just that – and comes out on top! Zach Wyatt, who has only recently graduated from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama has taken on the incredible writing of […]
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When Miguel de Cervantes first wrote Don Quixote, he did not expect for it to become such an enormous hit. This classic in world literature has gone on to become the second most translated book in all the world; only being beaten by the Bible! And not only that, Don Quixote has inspired so many […]
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time is an award-winning mystery play that has wowed audiences across the world for years. The breathtaking production is returning to the West End where it premiered, this time gracing the stage of the beloved Piccadilly Theatre. The production has won seven Olivier Awards and five Tony […]
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“Magical, wonderful and playful!” Just three of the words we heard muttered by many theatregoers as we left the iconic Old Vic theatre after being drawn in by Emma Rice’s adaptation of Wise Children. And quite frankly, we have to agree with these wonderful words! There is no doubt in mind that Angela Carter, who […]
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With Halloween upon us, the time for spooky stories and performances is now! The Woman in Black is one such production, and it’s enjoyed a long run of success as a thrilling horror story for almost 3 decades. The current production of The Woman in Black at the West End’s Fortune Theatre is one for […]
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We have seen thousands of movies and tv shows about the geeky girl that wants to be friends with the popular cheerleaders, the ugly duckling that turns out to be a princess or the funny outcast that becomes a pop star. But how would the story be if all the characters were straight guys? Bromance: The […]
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The premiere of the American musical, ‘Bromance: The Dudesical’, arrives at The Other Palace this week. With clever lyrics, serious tunes, and laugh out loud funny gags, Bromance will convert even the most die-hard of ‘dudes’ to musical theatre. The show promises to be an immersive night out, exploring the bizarre world of the straight […]
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Showing in the Jerwood Gallery at the Natural History Museum, The Wider Earth is sure to marvel audiences of all ages. A combination of Trish Wadley Productions and the Dead Puppet Society, the play tells the story of young Charles Darwin as he embarks on a magical journey around the world aboard the HMS Beagle. […]
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Arthur Miller’s hit play All My Sons will be receiving a major overhaul next year with the additions of Colin Morgan and Jenna Coleman. The two stage stars will be joining world-renowned actors Sally Field and Bill Pullman in the heart-wrenching story about a family who lost one of their sons at war. Placing all of these fantastic performers together in the same play […]
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