★★★★★ Jack Holden’s new expressive and poignant rendition of his own masterpiece, Cruise allows you to connect to the gut-wrenching truth of London gay life in the 80s. And you…
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ABBA MANIA returns to the West End for the first time in 19 years, finally some good news in the world of theatre. The world’s number one touring ABBA tribute…
★★★★ Improvisation – never an easy task. Mischief Movie Night at the Vaudeville Theatre is a brave idea where us as the audience suggest a genre, location and title and…
Last night (1 March 2020) saw the 20th annual WhatsOnStage Awards at the Prince of Wales theatre. These awards are unique as members of the public nominate and vote for…
★★★★ Written by an award-winning writer Tina Jay and directed by actor and producer Jack Brett Anderson, Syndrome examines the social, physical and mental relationship between Deno, Ray, Matt and…
An unconventional visit to the Pope. Take a group of Latin Americans who don’t hold passports or even, in one case, a birth certificate. How do you get them together…
Love it or hate it, there’s no denying the romance of a candlelit champagne dinner or watching a film snuggled under a pile of blankets. We’ve rounded up the most…
An exhibition exploring the life and passions of George IV reunites for the first time items that were commissioned and worn by the King at his famously flamboyant coronation at…
★★★★ A Midsummer Night’s Dream was one the very first plays I saw back when I was still in single-digits. Shakespeare’s arguably most well-known comedy has been abridged by Kate…
★★★★ Laughter really is the best medicine. OH YES IT IS! This adage certainly proved to be true at Hackney Empire’s Dick Whittington and His Cat. The show opens strikingly…