As the action starts in the latest production of Mike Leigh's Abigail's Party, you can’t help but feel a prickling sense of anticipa...

George Orwell’s novels seem to have this incredible ability to always stay relevant. Animal farm, for instance, Orwell’s satirical novel abo...

After pining to see one of Andrew Lippa’s most famous musicals for years, I had such excitement and high expectations for Aria Entertainment...

With this tour and last summer’s residency of a different production at the London Coliseum, it seems we’re never far away from a squirt of ...

Pantomime is one of the greatest British festive traditions, bringing so many people to theatres; some for the first time and some as a year...

I’ve seen some great stars in panto at the Churchill over the years – Ronnie Corbett, Lionel Blair, Russ Abbot – but in more recent times su...

Chicago proves why it's been around for a while and it is definitely here to stay. This black box production uzes class and establishes ...

Three drag queens travel across Australia to a casino in Alice Springs on their unreliable bus, Priscilla, so one of them can meet his six-y...

You could be forgiven for assuming that the stage show of the classic 70’s sitcom ‘Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em’ would stick so closely to...

Wayne Hernandez heads a 10 person line-up (seven in the band and two backing singers) in this Marvin Gaye tribute concert which is str...

Beautiful the musical starts its new national tour at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley. Riding on the back of an Olivier award winning...

A marvelous Christmas present has arrived at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley in the shape of Christopher Biggins. As panto stars, TV p...

The Girl on the Train gives as its source both the Paula Hawkins novel and the Dreamworks film. The latter, I suspect, is almost purely...

Grease. A word that has many meanings but always makes you instantly think of the 1971 hit musical before anything else. It is arguably...

To say this production of Cabaret doesn’t shy away from the darkness of the era in which it is set is an understatement. It positively...