Isabella Haldren’s The Hostel at The Courtyard Theatre is an enjoyable and engaging Camden Fringe ensemble drama... Continue reading
A fast, funny and inventive musical reworking of Shakespeare’s Pericles, driven by infectious ensemble energy, sharp comedy... Continue reading
Theatre Royal Windsor’s community production of We Will Rock You is an ambitious and impressively polished celebration... Continue reading
Elaine Kline’s autobiographical one-woman show A Full Plate combines humour, projected visuals and candid storytelling to explore... Continue reading
Thomas Carruthers writes and performs this darkly comic one-man play about a struggling actor whose attempt to... Continue reading
Rudra Bharadwaj’s solo play turns the relentless routines of unpaid care into a psychologically charged portrait of... Continue reading
Sofya Krasnova’s When You Are a Tick is a restless philosophy-punk comedy blending live music, physical theatre... Continue reading
Have You Took The Bins Out? at Drayton Arms Theatre is Orson Bourne’s raw and ambitious debut... Continue reading
A dark, tango-infused comedy in which a volatile backstage breakup is seized upon by an egotistical director... Continue reading
Patrick Marber’s gloriously outrageous revival of The Producers is vulgar, affectionate and uproariously funny, led by a... Continue reading
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