This is not the first time that the circus has come to one of the capital’s long-established concert venues. Cirque du Soleil, for example, is now a ...
When the protagonist of our story, an outcast fairy called ‘Fairy’, meets an odd man in the forest one day, she is immediately swept up in an ordeal w...
Stephen Karam had real success a few years back with his play ‘The Humans’, which like this current offering, enjoyed success in New York before comin...
I still remember going to the National to watch Nicholas Hytner’s production of Othello for the Olivier stage. Almost ten years have passed since that...
Matthew Bourne’s version of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ has been with us for a decade, but this revival with a fresh cast is as impressive as ever, establishing...
Christmas can be a difficult time of the year to be alone. Everything seems designed to highlight your loneliness - from the number of cards you (don'...
When eleven year old Alice has an argument with her mum on the platform at Brixton tube station she jumps aboard the train through the sliding doors i...
The success of the hit show Mamma Mia! comes, I believe, from the fact that it is not just another jukebox musical. In fashioning the book and the sho...
Heigh ho, heigh ho – it’s off to work I go, writing this review. But it’s more pleasure than work. They’ve done it again at the New Wimbledon Theatr...
This year’s choice for the Guildhall School’s main winter drama is a classic twentieth-century American drama, Thornton Wilder’s epic portrait of loca...