Diamonds and Dust at Emerald Theatre — Review
Faye Tozer leads a sassy, sexy Western burlesque at the newly opened Emerald Theatre at Embankment — slick, stylish and great fun.
Reviews
Our critics rate every show with stars and a five-part scorecard.
The Play That Goes Wrong — Review
The 11th West End cast of Mischief Theatre's landmark comedy proves the formula never gets old — pure, peerless physical comedy at the Duchess Theatre.
LoveStuck at Theatre Royal Stratford East — Review
If your heart's ever raced before a first date or you've juggled the dating apps, LoveStuck at Stratford East might just be the show for you.
Stereophonic — West End Review
David Adjmi's Stereophonic makes a resounding entrance into London's West End — a captivating, immersive portrait of rock ambition and self-destruction at the Duke of York's.
Chicago at The New Wimbledon Theatre — Review
Janette Manrara is simply sensational as Roxie Hart — a charming, sexy, comedic powerhouse in an irresistible touring production of the classic Kander and Ebb musical.
An Inspector Calls at New Wimbledon Theatre — Review
Stephen Daldry's landmark revival closes its UK tour at New Wimbledon Theatre with a visually striking, powerful and emotionally engaging production.
Eurovision Your Decision — Review
Going in with different expectations resulted in an uncomfortable viewing experience — 14 musical numbers and a restless countdown to the interval.
The Comedy About Spies — Review
Mischief Theatre strikes again — their newest production at the Noël Coward Theatre is a laugh-out-loud 1960s spy romp that had the audience roaring.
Faygele at Marylebone Theatre — Review
With heartbreaking tenderness, Faygele confronts the devastating consequences of being unloved for who you are — now playing at the Marylebone Theatre.