The Pearl Fishers Review
I’ve seen the power of the ocean represented by English National Opera very successfully, on the stage of the Coliseum, several times in recent years.
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I Believe in Unicorns transfers to the Vaudeville Theatre
War Horse writer Michael Morpurgo is about to have a second staging of his work run in London’s West End. The one-woman stage adaptation of his book I Believe in Unicorns will make the leap to the West End’s Vaudeville…
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1984 Review
Headlong’s 1984 is fiercely intelligent and ingeniously realised at The Playhouse Theatre George Orwell’s world-famous novel of a terrifying dystopian future has had a wide and varied treatment on stage and screen, but…
Show of the Month
Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense - Show of The Month
Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense continues to delight audiences at the Duke of York’s Theatre The West End has recently seen spate of so-called ‘flops’ such as Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new musical take on the Profumo…
Top London Shows
Top London Shows - June 2014
This month sees a relatively static top twelve, with our top three shows in the same positions as last month. It highlights the incredibly high quality of the entertainment available in London's West End, the world's…
Upcoming and New Shows
King Charles III to transfer to Wyndham’s Theatre in the Autumn
The Almeida Theatre has announced the West End transfer of its critically acclaimed play King Charles III. The production will open on 11 September 2014 with previews from 2 September and will run until 29 November 2014.
West End News & Gossip
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels extends booking at the Savoy Theatre
The dastardly funny critically acclaimed production of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels has announced that it will extend its run at The Savoy Theatre until 7 March 2015.
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The Pajama Game Review
Yay, it feels like summer is finally here! The perfect time to welcome one of the sunniest, funniest and most romantic Broadway musicals ever written, back to the West End.
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Cosi Fan Tutte Review
Most people don't associate opera with romantic comedy but ten days after the grand misery of The Thebans I was back at the Coliseum to enjoy English National Opera in a much more playful mood.