WANDSWORTH ARTS FRINGE 2024

by Franco Milazzo - December 27, 2024

There’s something about the London Community Gospel Choir that will get any place - even one as large and grand as the Royal Albert Hall - up on their feet, dancing, clapping and singing along as if their entire Christmas was rolled into this one night....

by Gary Naylor - December 26, 2024

There's praise for plays old and new and musicals, well, mainly old...

by Franco Milazzo - December 23, 2024

Somewhere in that creative space between cinema and live drama, Please Right Back looks at family, fantasy and the place fiction plays in difficult times....

by Amber-Rae Stobbs - December 22, 2024

A play that deserves a larger audience in 2025...

by Gary Naylor - December 22, 2024

Traditional fringe panto offers value and and the comfort of familiarity and escapism at Christmas...

by Gary Naylor - December 20, 2024

Pan is back with songs and spectacle and a lesson about what really matters in life...

by Aliya Al-Hassan - December 20, 2024

The Jamie Lloyd Company presents The Tempest,  the first production in a season of Shakespeare in London’s iconic Theatre Royal Drury Lane....

by Alexander Cohen - December 20, 2024

As achingly monotone as it is aggressively monochrome....

by Aliya Al-Hassan - December 20, 2024

When circus is performed well, it is as high an art form as perfectly executed ballet or impeccable Shakespearean oratory. When it falls down in execution, it falls hard. Australian circus company Circa's production Duck Pond unfortunately belongs in the latter camp....

by Josh Maughan - December 19, 2024

For a family living in London, there is a diverse catalogue of Christmas shows ripe for attendance. With current ticket prices, picking the right show is crucial for both all-round enjoyment and the bank account. Slava’s Snow Show is back in London at the Harold Pinter Theatre, and if you’re looking...