Atlantis | Minerva Theatre Chichester | Review

Atlantis Minerva Theatre Chichester 15/8/2026 Currently showing at the Minerva is Emily White’s world premiere of her play Atlantis.  A powerful exploration on climate change wrapped around an intimate family drama.  This is a co-production with Theatr Clwyd and is Read More …

The Jonathan Larson Project | Southwark Playhouse Borough | Review

The Jonathan Larson Project Southwark Playhouse Borough until 19th July Jonathan Larson‘s legacy is, understandably, dominated by RENT and Tick, Tick… BOOM!, but The Jonathan Larson Project shines a light on the remarkable catalogue of songs that came before. Conceived Read More …

Heathers the Musical | Arts at Marble Arch | Review

Heathers the Musical Arts at Marble Arch Westerberg High is back—and it is still dangerously entertaining. Dear Diary… The cult classic Heathers the Musical is back in London ahead of its UK tour later this summer, becoming the inaugural production at the Read More …

Abigail’s Party | National Tour | Review

Abigail’s Party Theatre Royal Brighton Monday 6 July – Saturday 11 July 2026 Written by Mike Leigh Directed by Nadia Fall ‘Abigail’s Party’ promises many a theatre-goer a night of pure nostalgia, a journey down Memory Lane, and all those Read More …

2:22 A Ghost Story | National Tour | Review

2:22 A Ghost Story Congress Theatre Eastbourne Until Saturday 4th July Ghosts. The space between believers and non-believers is one that evokes fierce debates and fiery passion. The former argument is one of faith in the afterlife, of comfort in Read More …

The Spy Who Came In From The Cold – National Tour – Review

The Spy Who Came In From The Cold Theatre Royal Brighton until 6th June The Spy Who Came in from the Cold is a 1963 Cold War spy novel by John le Carré. It depicts Alec Leamas, a British intelligence Read More …

The Winner Rolls It All – Rotunda Theatre, Brighton – Review

The Winner Rolls It AllRotunda Theatre, Brighton The Winner Rolls It All is a fast-paced, high-stakes board game musical. Featuring a score parodying one of Eurovision’s most iconic winners, and a book crammed with pop-culture references, think The Rocky Horror Read More …

1536 | Ambassadors Theatre | Review

1536 Ambassadors Theatre On Wednesday 13th May, I was delighted to be among the audience of the newly opened “1536”, written by rising star Ava Pickett. The theatre was brimming with a relatively older crowd which I admit, took me Read More …

Magic | Chichester Festival Theatre | Review

Magic Chichester Festival Theatre until 16th May Tickets Even when it’s a trick,humanity loves the unknown, the unexplainable and the mysterious. David Haig’s magical masterpiece is an emotional exploration into spirituality and cynicism, from two of history’s greatest minds. Based Read More …

The Last Days of Liz Truss | The Other Palace | Review

The Last Days of Liz Truss The Other Palace Written by Greg Wilkinson, produced by Oxia Productions, and fresh from two critically acclaimed and sold-out performances at the White Bear Theatre in Kennington, The Last Days of Liz Truss? has Read More …