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Glamazon Prime


From the cast of the critically acclaimed and award-winning Notflix: The Improvised Musical, comes Glamazon Prime, a sparkling new improvised musical comedy.    This all-women ...

Great Expectations
Great Expectations
3/6 - 3/7/2025


My father’s family name being Pirrip, and my christian name Philip, my infant tongue could make of both names nothing longer or more explicit than ...

Romeo and Juliet
Romeo and Juliet
2/21 - 3/8/2025


Shakespeare and Rap. A love story. The original play, originally scored – with rap and R&B. Some aspects of this new, innovative co-production of  Romeo ...

The Big Bite-Size Show - Menu One


Direct from eighteen successful years at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe,  The Big Bite-Size Show  is heading to London for the very first time! Each performance ...

These are the Days!


 Following the enormous success of 2024’s celebration of International Women’s Day show ‘Those Were the Days’, Clare Summerskill is hosting another star-studded evening of comedy ...

You Are What You Eat
You Are What You Eat
3/4 - 3/8/2025


A detective comedy about friendship, tenacity and outrageous misadventures.  You Are What You Eat  is a new play that dives into the gritty underbelly of ...

Being Seen
Being Seen
3/5 - 3/9/2025


RG Productions presents direct from Chicago the Joseph Jefferson Best Actor Award winning production BEING SEEN by Richard Gustin starring Kelly Anne Clark and 14-time ...

Miss-I-Doll
Miss-I-Doll
2/18 - 3/9/2025


Miss-I-Doll is an explosive one-woman musical comedy telling a modern tale of capitalism gone wrong. Following the story of Mia, a seemingly perfect reality TV show ...

An Evening with Jeff Stelling


An Evening with Jeff Stelling, featuring football legends Paul Merson, Phil Thompson, Chris Kamara and the ultimate sports host Bianca Westwood, are coming to London ...

Shoreside Productions’ Scratch Night


Storytelling manifests in a myriad of ways—on the page, the stage, through movement, sound, or silence. Sometimes, words aren’t enough, and expression comes alive through ...

Shoreside Productions’ Scratch Night


Storytelling manifests in a myriad of ways—on the page, the stage, through movement, sound, or silence. Sometimes, words aren’t enough, and expression comes alive through ...

Shoreside Productions’ Scratch Night


Storytelling manifests in a myriad of ways—on the page, the stage, through movement, sound, or silence. Sometimes, words aren’t enough, and expression comes alive through ...

Birds Of Passage
Birds Of Passage
3/11 - 3/15/2025


Written by Marcia Kelson Directed by Penny Gkritzapi Emma, Bill and Sandra book holidays on the beautiful Greek island of Zandros, expecting sun, sea and ...

The Big Bite-Size Show - Menu Two


Direct from eighteen successful years at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe,  The Big Bite-Size Show  is heading to London for the very first time! Each performance ...

The Passenger
The Passenger
2/10 - 3/15/2025


The world premiere of The Passenger by Nadya Menuhin, based on the critically acclaimed novel by Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz, opens at the multi-award-winning Finborough Theatre ...

Twelfth Night
Twelfth Night
3/11 - 3/15/2025


Experience William Shakespeare's timeless romantic comedy, 'Twelfth Night,' transported to the groovy 70s! Separated from her twin in a shipwreck, Viola disguises herself as a ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: EMPOWER


Classical music collective  EMPOWER: Women Changing Music  will showcase the work of underrepresented female composers and musicians in the Elgar Room as part of the Hall's ...

Classical Coffee Relaxed with EMPOWER


Female-focused classical collective  EMPOWER: Women Changing Music  will be performing an additional, relaxed recital on the afternoon of Sunday 16 March. A hot drink and ...

Re-Enchant: March


RE:ENCHANT - Poetic Experiments For A New World Live literature every third Sunday at 5.00pm. The world changes: we make new poetry to vandalise literary ...

FACE
FACE
3/16 - 3/17/2025


By Cameron Corcoran Navigating a break-up is never easy. Mike and Evie go through bad dates, proposals, trying to start a family and bumping into ...

“The eulogy - Ο επικήδειος”


Iakovos Kambanellis' hilarious dark comedy “The eulogy - Ο επικδειος" The Story An elderly writer, returning from the funeral of an acclaimed colleague and anxious ...

“The eulogy - Ο επικήδειος”


Iakovos Kambanellis' hilarious dark comedy “The eulogy - Ο επικδειος" The Story An elderly writer, returning from the funeral of an acclaimed colleague and anxious ...

A Special Relationship
A Special Relationship
2/26 - 3/22/2025


A transatlantic comedy by Tim Marriott & Jeff Stolzer ‘We speak the same language, but we don’t speak the same language’ A wedding. Two dads. ...


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Latest UK / West End Reviews


Review: ROMEO AND JULIET, Royal Ballet And Opera


by Vikki Jane Vile - March 05, 2025

Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s Romeo and Juliet continues to enjoy endless popularity, this being its third run by the Royal Ballet since 2019, but when the results are as good, there’s no reason why not. The depth and quality in the ranks was evident as the cast relished the challenges of the Covent Garde...

Review: JASMIN VARDIMON: NOW, Sadler's Wells East


by Louise Penn - March 06, 2025

With NOW standing for many nows, thens, nowheres, future nows, past nows, and present nows, Jasmin Vardimon offers up revisited classic choreography fused with new material to create a beautiful and intense way to celebrate the company's 25th anniversary. Offering a window into the world through mov...

Review: CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG, Birmingham Hippodrome


by Laura Lott - March 05, 2025

The current UK tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang has several well-known names attached to it - Ore Oduba, Liam Fox and Charlie Brooks all feature - but there's no denying that the star of the show is the car itself. Part polished wood, part shining steel and fully extraordinary, Chitty enchants audien...

Review: MACBETH, Lyric Hammersmith


by Cindy Marcolina - March 06, 2025

The production checks off each convention you might think belongs to non-Jamie Lloyd contemporary theatre one after the other. Swanky set? Tick. Random handheld microphone that’s used once? Tick. Eccentric spin on a classic protagonist? Tick. One excellent visual display that re-establishes a recurr...

Review: PICTURE YOU DEAD, Theatre Royal Brighton


by Caroline Cronin - March 05, 2025

Local Brightonian legend Peter James brings yet another slick adaption of his Roy Grace novella series to the stage on a six-month UK Tour....

Review: ONE DAY WHEN WE WERE YOUNG, Park Theatre


by Gary Naylor - March 04, 2025

The play before Nick Payne hit nig with Constellations, fails to ignite...

Review: MAIN CHARACTER ENERGY, Soho Theatre


by Kat Mokrynski - March 03, 2025

From the day she was born, Temi Wilkey has been destined to perform. This is made clear from her grand entrance into Soho Theatre Upstairs, dressed in a gorgeous and frilly red dressing gown that she slowly removes to reveal her bright pink outfit underneath as the audience cheers. Main Character En...

Review Roundup: THE SCORE, Directed by Trevor Nunn


by Aliya Al-Hassan - February 28, 2025

Legendary stage and screen actor Brian Cox stars as Johann Sebastian Bach in Oliver Cotton’s new play, The Score, originally presented at the Theatre Royal Bath....

Review: DEEPSTARIA, Sadler's Wells


by Gary Naylor - February 28, 2025

A work that uses the darkest of dark sets to shed light on the possibilities inherent in creative work, right here, right now...

Review: ALTERATIONS, National Theatre


by Aliya Al-Hassan - February 28, 2025

Michael Abbensetts was the first Black writer to have a series commissioned by the BBC: the groundbreaking Empire Road, which had an almost entirely Black cast and crew. The Guyanese writer's work has been largely forgotten, so it seems appropriate that the National Theatre, with its important Black...



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