The Book of Mormon Review
The Book of Mormon proves uproarious fun at the Prince of Wales Theatre Fans of the satirical cartoon South Park will know the work of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, and they will be familiar with their razor-sharp wit and…
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The Book of Mormon proves uproarious fun at the Prince of Wales Theatre Fans of the satirical cartoon South Park will know the work of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, and they will be familiar with their razor-sharp wit and…
Visually stunning, inventive and magical. Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is imaginatively brought to life on stage at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
The Young Vic’s transfer of A Doll’s House shines bright at the Duke of York’s Theatre. After its acclaimed opening run at the Young Vic last year, Henrik Ibsen’s seminal play A Doll’s House then went on to enjoy anther…
13 years on and Disney’s classic The Lion King is still as uplifting as ever. The success of Julie Taymor’s inventive and vibrant stage adaptation of the classic 1994 Disney animated film has surpassed all expectations.
Thriller Live proves to be an action packed night out at London’s Lyric Theatre. Ask anyone who Michael Jackson was and no matter what their age or taste in music, you’ll get a positive response.
The second time is always a charm as The Ladykillers returns to the West End this summer. This award-winning farce based on the well-known and much-loved 1955 Ealing Comedy film of the same title has rightfully…
Fences crackles with dramatic power, as Lenny Henry shows his mettle on stage at The Duchess Theatre. You may love or loathe his comedy, but it is impossible to deny Lenny Henry’s determination to become a serious actor…
Top Hat proves to be an evening of comedy gold mixed with dazzling Hollywood glamour at London’s Aldwych Theatre.
Full of suspense and action, The Bodyguard is a thrilling spectacle not to be missed at London’s Adelphi Theatre. In the West End at the moment, there seems to be a pattern appearing.
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