• Spirited Away – Review

    London is transported to an otherworldly realm in John Caird and Maoko Imai’s incarnation of Hayao Miyazaki’s classic 2001 film Spirited Away. Read more

  • Scott Silven: Wonders

    Direct from New York and following sell out tours internationally, Scottish magician Scott Silven brings his show ‘Wonders’ to the beautiful Theatre Royal Brighton, as part of the packed programme of the now prestigious Brighton Festival. Read more

  • Two Strangers Carry A Cake (Across New York) – Review

    Jim Barne and Kit Buchan’s new musical is being carried from The Kiln to The Criterion Theatre for a deserving West End run and it’s clear to see why. Read more

  • Sleuth – Review

    Based on the 1972 film starring Laurence Olivier & Michael Caine, ‘Sleuth’ has now been adapted for the stage and this week their national tour arrived at Guildford’s beautiful Yvonne Arnaud Theatre. Read more

  • Why I Stuck A Flare Up My Arse For England (Off West End) – Review

    Alex Hill is a complete triumph. Why I Stuck A Flare Up My Arse For England, written by and starring Alex Hill, directed by Sean Turner needs to be on the West End tomorrow. Read more

  • Blood Brothers – Review

    Willy Russell’s widely known musical may be over forty years old but it’s still as popular as ever. The Assembly Hall Theatre in Tunbridge Wells is the latest stop on its national tour, now well into its second decade, and it’s certainly a big coup for the town. Disappointingly, large scale musicals don’t come here… Read more