TONY AWARD-WINNING BROADWAY MUSICAL In The Heights RETURNS TO LONDON Opening at the KING’S CROSS THEATRE Following a Sell out run at Southwark Playhouse Tony Award-winning Broadway musical In The Heights will return to London this year following a critically Read More …
The Mentalists Written by Richard Bean Directed by Abbey Wright Richard Bean (One Man Two Guvnors, Great Britain) has written a new comedy that will run at Wyndham’s Theatre until September 26th starring Stephen Merchant (The Office, Extras) making his Read More …
I am very privileged that my work with Theatre South East has enabled me to see some marvellous theatre, but last night I tried something completely different, and was absolutely blown away! I had the marvellous fortune to attend a Read More …
Southwark Playhouse | until July 25th 2015. Austin Pendleton’s play Orson’s Shadow is a fictional account of when theatre critic Kenneth Tynan suggests that his friend Orson Welles revitalise his failing career by directing Laurence Olivier and his mistress Joan Read More …
Following on from our article last week regarding open air theatre performances, Sammi O’Neill spoke to Gary Andrews from the Polesden Lacey Shakespeare Company about their production of ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ playing this weekend and next in the beautiful Read More …
Running at the lovely St James’ Theatre in London until July 11th is a new musical set at the beginning of World War I called ‘The Dreamers’. It is the story of ordinary men, woman and children and how their Read More …
HAIRSPRAY is set to open at the Curve Theatre Leicester on 9th September before embarking on a 40 week nationwide tour. It’s Baltimore 1962, where Tracy Turnblad, a big girl with big hair and an even bigger heart, is on a Read More …
National Tour Terence Rattigan’s Epic wartime romance Flare Path directed by Justin Audibert Set in 1942 against a backdrop of heartache and quiet bravery, FLARE PATH tells the story of former actress Patricia, the wife of RAF pilot Teddy, Read More …
I saw Bend it like Beckham at the Phoenix theatre early in it’s previews therefore I have been sitting on this review for a while, partly because it is bad form to publish a review before press night also because Read More …
Last night I took another visit to The Capitol Horsham to see Table Manners which is the first in a trilogy of plays by Alan Ayckbourn set over a tense family weekend in the country. Each of the plays depicts Read More …