Another supremely enjoyable cabaret curated by Janie Dee at Crazy Coqs! This time, the songwriting duo of Bella Barlow, the ...

There are lots of ways to divide people in the world and whilst I’m often loathe to look for differences, I think there is ...

Rock icon Suzi Quatro has today announced a triumphant return to UK stages in 2026 with a 10-date tour across some of the ...

What a lovely, imaginative, relaxing idea: a cabaret at teatime (5pm in fact) on the Sunday of a Bank Holiday weekend at ...

Gilbert & Sullivan, not to be confused with Gilbert O’Sullivan of "Alone Again (Naturally)” 1972 fame, are to the 19th ...

If I told you that a re-enactment of a speech by Margaret Thatcher was done in such a way that elicited cheering and applause ...

I was invited along to the world premiere of Nancy Netherwood’s play Radiant Boy: A Haunting at Southwark Playhouse Borough.

This will be a “yes… but” review. That’s because the undoubted highs are offset by some very naff lows. Jasmin Vardimon riffs ...

Little Brother is an extraordinary true story.  Teenager Ibrahima Balde discovers that his younger brother, Alhassane, has ...

It’s always a pleasure to return to the welcoming and eclectic Park Theatre, a venue that consistently champions bold, ...

A member of the sound department in the previous touring production of Bat Out of Hell: The Musical told me that one of his ...

A love letter to Black gay companionship, Positive is an unorthodox take on the AIDS Play, steering clear of the emotion of ...