REVIEW: The Mikado at The Charing Cross Theatre
For a moment, suspend everything you know about Japan. Imagine a far off and mysterious country where it’s a criminal offense – punishable by deat...
08 December, 2014
CHRISTMAS 2014 REVIEWS
REVIEW: Sleeping Booty at the Leicester Square Theatre
From the creators of the West End’s longest running camp, cult romp,Dick!, comes the abso-bloody-lutely hi-fucking-larious Sleeping Booty…all ...
29 November, 2014
REVIEW: Miss Havisham’s Expectations at the Trafalgar Studios
A Dickens classic, Great Expectations is a traditional coming-of-age story piqued by complex characters and beautifully detailed narrative. A book tau...
18 December, 2014
REVIEW: Eric and Little Ern at the St James Theatre
One of the most successful British comedy double acts in history, it’s fair to say that Morecambe and Wise, collectively, were a pair of national ic...
19 December, 2014
REVIEW: Cinderella and the Beanstalk at Theatre503
“It’s a family show,” is usually marketing code for “designed for kids. Grown ups should bring a good book, and anyone coming ...
06 December, 2014
REVIEW: Booty and the Biatch at the LOST Theatre
It’s that time of year again, when otherwise perfectly respectable actors and actresses don ridiculous outfits, overact their hearts out and sing (h...
16 December, 2014
REVIEW: Billy the Kid – A Panto Western at the Rosemary Branch Theatre
There’s a widely-held view that panto is the lowest form of theatre, and it comes with the temptation to expect poor-to-serviceable singing, mediocr...
04 December, 2014