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 …
I’m Sorry Prime Minister Theatre Royal Brighton Written by Jonathan Lynn Directed by Jonathan Lynn and Michael Gyngell This is the second production for the stage as sequels to the enduringly popular TV series, ‘Yes Minister’ and ‘Yes, Prime Minister’ Read More …
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 …
Noises Off! Brighton Open Air Theatre Cue Fanfare Michael Frayn‘s Noises Off takes a fond look at the follies of theatre folk, whose susceptibility to out-of-control egos, memory loss, and passionate affairs turn every performance into a high-risk adventure. This Read More …
Les Miserables Windsor Upper School. Farrer Theatre, Eton College There are school productions that exceed expectations, and then there are those that make you forget you are watching a school production altogether. Windsor Upper Schools’ ambitious staging of Les Misérables belongs Read More …
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 …
The Comedy of Errors The Hawth Ampitheatre Wednesday 1st July For some brits the warmer weather and lighter evening signals the beginning of BBQ season, or a major sporting tournament. As an avid theatre fan, for me it signifies the beginning of the open-air season. So, it Read More …
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 …
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 …
45 Years Minerva Theatre Chichester until 11th July The second world premiere of the Minerva 2026 season is now playing until 11th July. A psychological thriller adapted for the stage by Hannah Patterson from Andrew Haigh’s film of the same Read More …