The Legend of Sleepy Hollow | Tower Theatre | Review

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Tower Theatre, Stoke Newington The next head the Horseman claims… could be yours. Spirits and devilry abound in this rural town. The superstitious new schoolmaster, Ichabod Crane, just wants to teach in peace, win the Read More …

Revlon Girl | Park 90 | Review

Revlon Girl Park 90 Based on events following the Aberfan Disaster, The Revlon Girl tells the true story of a group of bereaved mothers who met every Tuesday night to talk, cry and laugh without feeling guilty. At one meeting, Read More …

Learning how to Dive | The Lantern Theatre, Brighton | Review

Learning how to Dive The Lantern Theatre, Brighton This tender new play by Brendan Murray is presented by Damn Cheek Productions whose strap-line is ‘Theatre to Provoke, Entertain and Inspire’. There can be no doubt this stunning production achieves all Read More …

Aggy | King’s Head Theatre | Review

Aggy King’s Head Theatre Paul Bradshaw’s Aggy, co-directed with Imogen Frances, is a provocative exploration of identity, privilege and intimacy, currently playing at the King’s Head Theatre. Set in contemporary London, this 65-minute play follows Lawrence (Matthew Jordan), a struggling Read More …

Thelma and Louise | The Young Vic | Review

Thelma and Louise Young Vic Theatre Book by: Callie KhouriDirected by: Trip CullmanMusic and lyrics by: Neko Case The iconic Thelma and Louise first hit the big screen in 1991, with Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis as the wild, loveable Read More …

The Pianist | Park Theatre | Review

The Pianist Park Theatre Tickets until 28th November 2026 Against the backdrop of Nazi-occupied Warsaw, The Pianist tells the extraordinary true story of Polish pianist Władysław Szpilman, whose love of music becomes a thread of hope through unimaginable suffering. Told through his Read More …

High School Musical | Troubadour Theatre, Wembley | Review

High School Musical Troubadour Theatre, Wembley Book by: David SimpaticoDirected by: Joseph Houston and William WheltonMusic adapted by: Bryan LouiselleProduced by Hope Mill Theatre, Chris Harper Productions and The Lowry 20 years ago, Disney’s High School Musical movie came bursting Read More …

Ghosts | Jermyn Street Theatre | Review

Ghosts Jermyn Street Theatre Norway 1881 – Oswald Alving returns to his childhood home – and to his mother Helene. His return coincides with the grand opening of an orphanage that is being built to commemorate the anniversary of his father’s death Read More …