This ‘switch and bait’ production might make its money and that can’t be bad for theatre right? It’s getting bums on beautifully upholstered seats. You might enjoy this if you are a tourist – sort of we went to London and got this lousy T-shirt with Sigourney Weaver‘s face on it. More especially if you […]
Theatre Review: Why Am I So Single?
October 25, 2024 by
This from the creators of SIX, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss’s new fancy musical is loosely based on their own lives. ‘Oliver and Nancy’, not their real names, are played by Jo Foster and Leesa Tulley. There are plenty of other musical theatre jokes in there for a lively young audience who are whooping and […]
The Definitive Ratpack Bring Vegas Spirit with a touch of Tinsel Town to London
November 29, 2021 by
What happens in Vegas goes on tour this Christmas. The rebellious, rambunctious spirit of the iconic 1960s medley crew arrives at Cadogan Hall on the 18th December 2021, as The Definitive Rat Pack brings the party to London as they embark on a festive tour. Capturing the trademark chemistry, class and camaraderie of the original clan, the […]
Art Review: Vincent Van Gogh Alive London
July 28, 2021 by
“This is no ordinary art exhibition” and with no actual paintings, but 38 huge screens magnifying 3,000 Van Gogh images you’d be wondering what he’d make of it all. The artist himself doesn’t quite come alive in this exhibition and might well be rolling in his grave, but finally counting up the money. Van Gogh […]
All Singing, All Dancing Tour of the West End with Silent Disco Walking Tours
July 21, 2020 by
Silent Disco Walking Tours offer the chance for audiences to get their musical theatre fix safely, and support a good cause, as they are taken on an all singing, all dancing tour of the West End. Visiting 20 theatres across the West End, guests are given commentary, facts, anecdotes along the way all of which […]
Theatre Review: Admissions
March 20, 2019 by
This critically acclaimed play talks about values and ideals and how we seem to have trouble following them when they threaten our personal ideas and wishes – another cracking review from Sabine “Bee” Koch… When her son Charlie (Ben Edelman, the revelation of this theatre evening) does not get into the desired University, but his […]
