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All My Sons
london Theatre

Celeb studded casts have become as common place in London’s West End as Pret A Mangers on the surrounding streets....

from: Clementine Melvin
Stereophonic
london Musical

If you have ever wanted to hang out in a 1970s music studio for three hours, go and see Stereophonic....

from: Esmé Thompson
Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)
new york Musical

As a sucker for a good (and sometimes) bad rom-com plot, I was eager to see Two Strangers after almost...

from: Alexandra Burns
PUNCH
london Theatre

James Graham swaps Parliament for the punch-drunk as Punch arrives in London freighted with the true, grim tale of Jacob...

from: Rupert Stonehill
The Importance of Being Earnest
london Theatre

If you\'re in the mood for Panto à la Bridgerton, this is your show. For me, Wilde\'s words were over-acted...

from: Louise Snouck
Wicked
london Musical

I was lucky enough to see the original Wicked with Idina Menzel when she came to the West End and...

from: Esmé Thompson
Stereophonic
london Musical

The staging is inviting, I felt a part of the studio, more invisible than one of the engineers, Charlie. The...

from: Luke Bromage-Henry
The Line of Beauty
london Theatre

This adaptation of Alan Hollinghurst’s novel arrives freighted with the dismal ambition of being adapted from a much loved novel...

from: Rupert Stonehill
KYOTO
london Theatre

Kyoto takes a decade of climate conferences and gives you a chilling, funny and even poignant account of international negotiations...

from: Esmé Thompson
GIANT
london Theatre

I first saw Giant at the Royal Court before its ‘transfer’* to the Harold Pinter; *I’m aware this is wanky...

from: Clementine Melvin