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The Play That Goes Wrong Review

The Play That Goes Wrong Review

By Jude It was a pleasure to be invited to the Media night of the 11th West end cast of The Murder at Haversham Manor, sorry, I mean The Play That Goes Wrong, at the Duchess Theatre. The Play That Goes Wrong is, quite simply, a play that goes wrong.

LoveStuck at Stratford East Review

LoveStuck at Stratford East Review

By Samuel If your heart’s ever raced before a first date or you’ve second guessed a text for three hours straight, or you have been single for longer than you can remember endlessly juggling the dating apps, Love Struck at Theatre Royal Stratford East might just be the

Stereophonic West End Review

Stereophonic West End Review

David Adjmi’s Stereophonic has made a resounding entrance into London’s West End, following its record breaking Broadway run. Set in a 1976 California recording studio, the play offers an intimate portrayal of a fictional rock band on the verge of superstardom. Directed by Daniel Aukin and featuring original

Chicago at The New Wimbledon Theatre Review

Chicago at The New Wimbledon Theatre Review

By Jude Pop into New Wimbledon Theatre this week for a dose of the old razzle dazzle! Chicago is now playing, bringing all the sexiness, sin, and scandal expected. It has the perfect mixture of jazz glitz and murderess grit. The city? Chicago. The year? Late 1920’s. The victim?

An Inspector Calls at the New Wimbledon Theatre - Review

By Diana and Jude An Inspector Calls is playing at the New Wimbledon Theatre for the final stop of its UK tour, delivering a visually striking, engaging and enjoyable performance. The cast are strong across the board, with performances that keep the audience locked in from start to finish. Sheila

Eurovision Your Decision - Review

Eurovision Your Decision - Review

By Jude Sometimes, going into a show blindly can lead to pleasant surprises. Unfortunately, in this case, going in with very different expectations resulted in an uncomfortable viewing experience of Eurovision Your Decision—one marked by 14 musical numbers and a restless countdown to the interval, which offered the first

Mischief Theatre Strikes Again with Hilarious Spy Spoof - The Comedy About Spies Review

Mischief Theatre Strikes Again with Hilarious Spy Spoof - The Comedy About Spies Review

Mischief Theatre has done it once more. Their newest production, The Comedy About Spies, now playing at the Noël Coward Theatre, is a laugh-out-loud adventure through 1960s espionage that had the audience roaring from curtain up to final bow. Penned by Henry Lewis and Henry Shields, this latest addition to