Penn & Teller at the London Palladium — Review
A masterclass in illusion, timing and theatrical flair — Penn & Teller's Palladium show is an outright blast from start to finish.
Reviews
Our critics rate every show with stars and a five-part scorecard.
The Producers at the Garrick Theatre — Review
Andy Nyman and Marc Antolin ignite Mel Brooks's classic — brash, bold, Broadway by way of Soho, and utterly unmissable at the Garrick.
ASSisted Seduction at the Camden Fringe — Review
A two-hander with claws — funny, unsettling, controversial and not to be missed. Pub theatre at its absolute best at the Hen & Chickens.
End of the Pier Show — Review
A sparkling, sun-soaked press show on Brighton Pier — Jack Pallister and Allison Ferns have created something truly special in Horatio's Bar.
Secret Cinema's Grease — The Immersive Experience Review
You're the one that I want — Secret Cinema's Grease transforms Battersea Evolution into Rydell High for an unforgettable immersive experience.
The Diana Mixtape — Review
Five drag queens play Princess Diana through banger pop songs at Outernet London — think SIX for the people's princess.
Murder, She Didn't Write — Review
An improvised murder mystery comedy at the Duchess Theatre that showcases inventive, real-time storytelling — chaotic, funny and entirely unpredictable.
Operation Mincemeat at the Fortune Theatre — Review
The 15th West End extension of Operation Mincemeat arrives with a new cast — still brilliant, still essential, still the cleverest show in the West End.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show at New Wimbledon Theatre — Review
Step into your stilettos — Rocky Horror has crash-landed at New Wimbledon Theatre for a glitter-splashed romp of a night you won't forget.