Our Theatre Reviews

Following the huge successes of both Iphigenia in Splott and Romeo and Julie, I was so excited to watch ‘Ghosts’ at the Lyric Hammersmith, the fifth collaboration between writer Gary Owen and director Rachel O’Riordan. However, I ended up leaving confused and underwhelmed....

Just what the West End needs… ANOTHER musical adaptation of a classic film. With Mean Girls (The Musical), Back to the Future (The Musical) and The Devil Wears Prada (The Musical) all just around the corner it feels like the West End is already at full capacity. That being said I was willing to give this one its chance...

In a West End dominated by jukebox musicals and screen to stage adaptations, it's refreshing to see a classic return to the spotlight....

A Million Miles Under Hampstead Heath is the debut play for Nothing Theatre Company, written and directed by Nina Fuentes...

We've heard it time and time again, "a musical about a WWII Operation, whatever next?", "why did you go see a musical about balloons?" and..

No stranger to true life documentary theatre, Kara Wilson dons silver wig as she brings not only artist Beryl Cook to life, but also...

The history of Mike Leigh's Abigail's Party is a unique and interesting story. The original cast members workshopped their characters in 10

The Mad Gay King is Christopher Adams-Cohen's modern day retelling of King Ludwig II, his forceful disposition on the grounds of...

I have a very clear memory of seeing The 39 Steps during the play's original West End transfer at the Criterion Theatre. I remember being...

One of the most Tony nominated plays of all time comes to London but the question is... is London ready for it?