Review: Tango Fire at The Peacock Theatre
Tango Fire at the Peacock Theatre is the show that makes you fall in love with tango even if you've...
Review: Ellie Dubois’ No Show at Soho Theatre
Watch something off the beaten track with No Show, directed by Ellie Dubois and currently running at Soho Theatre. This...
Review: Anthony Neilson’s The Night Before Christmas at Southwark Playhouse
Review: Anthony Neilson's The Night Before Christmas at Southwark Playhouse "All that we love about Christmas is spiced up with...
Review: NYT REP Macbeth at The Garrick Theatre
Review: NYT Rep Company Macbeth at The Garrick Theatre
Review: Mythic at Charing Cross Theatre
Review: Mythic at the Charing Cross Theatre is a light-hearted musical version of the Greek myths with a strong Broadway...
Review: National English Ballet Theatre Remembrance / The Four Seasons at The Peacock Theatre
Remembrance | The Four Seasons at the Peacock Theatre is a powerful double bill of contemporary choreography with a strong...
Review: Daisy Pulls It Off at Charing Cross Theatre
Beloved by generations comedy Daisy Pulls It Off, written 35 years ago by Denise Deegan, almost never leaves London stages...
Review: Café of The Damned at The Etcetera Theatre
Café Of The Damned, written and directed by Jim Mannering at The Etcetera Theatre, is much defined by the specifics...
Review: Muso at The Wallace Collection
Muso by Impropera at The Wallace Collection is an unusual performance, it not only merges two scenic genres – improvisation...
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