The stage, the screen and the shows worth the trip, reported independently.
Our critics rate every show with stars and a five-part scorecard.
Brighton Palace Pier once again comes alive for The End of the Pier Show, returning to Horatio's Bar for 2026 in a revitalised production that feels bigger, brighter and bursting with energy. While th
Playing at the London Coliseum until the 6th September, Now You See Me Live, inspired by the hit film franchise, is brought to stage in a fast-paced show of illusion, and feels as though you are one o
Girls’ Night Out is exactly the kind of Fringe comedy you want to discover because this funny, chaotic and honest play is a little bit too relatable! The show starts as soon as you sit down and open t
On Sunday 9th August, The Comedy About Spies celebrated its gala night at London's Adelphi Theatre. The Comedy About Spies is written by Henry Lewis and Henry Shields of Mischief Theatre, who are know
Sinatra: The Musical arrives at the Aldwych Theatre louder than you can sing New York, New York from the top of the Empire State building. Dazzling us with all the glitz of Broadway, all the glamour o
Paddington Bear The Musical arrives at the Savoy Theatre with a sense of anticipation that few family productions manage to generate — and the result is a show that exceeds every hope.
A beautifully curated concert celebrating nature and time at St John's Smith Square — with a last-minute triumph by soprano Elizabeth Watts.
A vibrant actor-musician triumph — phenomenally staged, musically rich and irresistibly fun. The perfect festive theatre for the whole family.
A spectacular, high-energy tribute to Michael Jackson — Jamal Fields-Green delivers a remarkable performance in a show that has the wow factor.