Lifeline Richard Voyce 04/04/2026There are some genuinely effecting moments in Lifeline which has just opened at Southwark Playhouse’s Elephant, but when it comes...
Kinky Boots Lara Inglis-Jones 03/04/2026Few musicals arrive carrying the weight of expectation that Kinky Boots does. Based on the 2005 British film of the...
Reviewer's rating Edward II Jad Adams 03/04/2026Edward II is a bad king. He is not ‘bad’ because he is cruel and tyrannical like his father but...
Reviewer's Rating The Crucible Alina Bottez 02/04/2026The Crucible is a 1961 opera written by American composer Robert Ward (1917-2013) on a libretto by Bernard Stambler. It...
Les Liaisons Dangereuses Olivia Hurton 02/04/2026The best antidote to boredom is love—or reading. When military adventurer Pierre Choderlos de Laclos published his epistolary novel Les...
Choir Boy Hafiza Butt 02/04/2026Tarrell Alvin McCraney, Chair of Playwriting at Yale, Â Academy Award winner for co-writing the screenplay of his play ‘Moonlight’, Â is,...
Waitress Sofia Moran 01/04/2026The great musicals that return again and again to the West End – shows like Wicked or Mamma Mia!, and...
The Old Ladies Tim Hochstrasser 30/03/2026This play is another of the Finborough’s acts of revival, taking a long forgotten work and giving it another airing...
Consumed Tim Hochstrasser 30/03/2026One of the most stimulating features of coming to Park Theatre is that you never know what you are going...
Jaja’s African Hair Braiding Wilder Gutterson 29/03/2026In Jocelyn Bioh’s Tony Award-winning play, a Harlem hair-braiding shop becomes a lively hub of gossip, camaraderie, and warm-hearted rivalry...
