Jeeves Takes Charge Charing Cross Theatre Tickets Being a ‘millennial’ prior to this show, my primary awareness of ‘Jeeves’ was the now retired ‘Ask Jeeves’ search engine, in which a friendly well-suited gentleman assisted you through the word wide web. Read More …
Unspoken WAC Arts, Hampstead 9th and 13th August Unspoken is mostly set in a small 1989 apartment, two young men study a species of large blue butterfly that survives by destroying ant colonies. As they observe this quiet cruelty of Read More …
Murder on the Allotment Cockpit Theatre 10th & 11th August 2026 17-year-old asylum seeker Karwan survived the Channel, but can he survive middle England? After being handed an allotment plot in the provinces, he finds himself trapped in a petty Read More …
Love’s Labours Lost / Much Ado about Nothing Thomas’ College Playing at Thomas’s College until 22nd August 2026 This production of Love’s Labours Lost and Much Ado About Nothing is in two parts. Part 1 is Love’s Labours Lost and Read More …
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 …
Hot Mess The Other Palace What It Is About What if the longest relationship in history was also the messiest? In Hot Mess: The Musical, Earth and humanity’s turbulent, millennia-long romance is laid bare through catchy and emotionally charged songs, sharp Read More …
Redcliffe Southwark Playhouse Borough until 4th July Tickets A Story That Feels Painfully Relevant Redcliffe is one of those shows that stays with you long after you leave the theatre, because it is heartbreakingly inspiring and is exceptional storytelling. Based Read More …
Dark of the Moon Charing Cross Theatre until 8th August Given the rise in popularity of romance and fantasy genres, it clear why the Dark of the Moon would appeal to audiences – especially as it is a musical. However, Read More …
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 …
Sherlock Holmes Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre Until 6th June Going into Sherlock Holmes as someone who is not already a Sherlock Holmes fan, I was curious to see whether the production could pull in audiences unfamiliar with the detective’s Read More …