A Monster Calls The Old Vic until 25th August 2018 A Monster Calls – Review Please note that this review was written after a preview performance. I will not tell a lie, when I saw earlier this year that Read More …
As You Like It Regents Park Open Air Theatre until 28th July 2018 As You Like It | Review As I settled into my seat, Pimm’s in hand, I reflected to myself: I hope I haven’t missed one Read More …
Killer Joe Trafalgar Studios, Until 18 August Killer Joe Tracy Letts’ 1993 play involves a truly dysfunctional Texan family of father Ansel (Steffan Rhodri), son Chris (Adam Gillen), sister Dottie (Sophie Cookson) and stepmother Sharla (Neve McIntosh). Chris is Read More …
My name is Lucy Barton Bridge Theatre Booking until 23rd June 2018 God bless the Bridge Theatre. Since its arrival on the scene, it’s been the home of pioneering, groundbreaking exciting work, from the wisecracking Young Marx through to the Read More …
Consent Harold Pinter Theatre Booking until 11 August 2018 CONSENT Following it’s 2017 critically acclaimed sell-out run at the National Theatre, Nina Raine’s hard-hitting and feisty drama Consent has recently opened at The Harold Pinter Theatre. A powerful drama about the difference Read More …
Red Wyndham’s Theatre 4th May – 28 July 2018 Succeeding its premiere at the Donmar Warehouse in 2009, John Logan’s Red opened in London’s West End on 4th May 2018 at the Wyndham’s Theatre to an incredibly welcoming audience. Read More …
The Comedy about a Bank Robbery | Criterion Theatre | Review The Comedy about a Bank Robbery Having wept with laughter during A Play That Goes Wrong yet only been mildly amused by Peter Pan Goes Wrong (albeit Read More …
School of Rock | Review School of Rock tickets School of Rock New London Theatre Review by Sammi O’Neill The New London Theatre was bustling with excited chattering children last night eager to see Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Olivier award-winning phenomenon Read More …
The Woman In Black Buy tickets On the eve of National Ghost Hunting Day I was thrilled to be invited to the Fortune Theatre together with other theatrebloggers to see one of the longest running plays in the West End, Read More …
“On a hot summer’s night, would you offer your throat to the wolf with the red roses?” Bat out of Hell | London Coliseum | Review NOW AT THE DOMINION THEATRE Well no I wouldn’t, but I would Read More …