Category: theatre
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Dust @ Soho Theatre*
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tickets and more information: https://sohotheatre.com/shows/dust/ Production photos by: The Other Richard Running until: 17th March. TW: Suicide After being dubbed as the next Phoebe Waller-Bridge, its easy to see why after watching this expertly written solo play Dust at the Soho Theatre. Milly Thomas stars as Alice, a young girl who has just committed suicide.…
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Olivier Award Nomination Predictions – The Big Five
I’m back with the rest of my Olivier Award nomination predictions! In case you missed it, you can catch Part 1 of my series here where I predict who will be nominated in the acting categories of both musicals and plays. Today I am predicting who I think will be nominated (and could potentially win) the…
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Olivier Nomination Predictions – Acting Categories
With only less than a month to go before the Olivier Awards announcement, I felt it was time for me to publish my thoughts on who I think will be nominated on the 6th March. This was a goal I unconsciously set for myself at the start of 2017, to try and catch as many…
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Mad As Hell @ Jermyn Street Theatre*
Rating: Running until: 24th February 2018 Tickets and more information: http://www.jermynstreettheatre.co.uk/show/mad-as-hell/ Production Photos by: Eddie Otchere As the National Theatre plays home to a stage adaptation of the Oscar winning Network, in Piccadilly is the small Jermyn Street Theatre which is currently home to a play about the Oscar winning actor who starred in the original…
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Julius Caesar @ Bridge Theatre
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tickets and more information: https://bridgetheatre.co.uk/whats-on/julius-caesar/ Production photos by: Manuel Harlan Having bought the tickets last April, it’s safe to say I was more than excited for the Bridge Theatre’s production of Julius Caesar. Finally, a play starring Ben Whishaw that I can advocate wholeheartedly. However, I was slightly apprehensive as the Bridge didn’t have a…
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John @ National Theatre
Photos by Stephen Cummiskey Last week, I paid a visit to my favourite theatre, The National theatre. After her critically acclaimed show, The Flick, the National Theatre is currently playing home to another Annie Baker play. This time, her 2015 Off- Broadway hit play John has arrived in the Dorfman. John follows a couple who are…
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3 Hidden Off West End Theatres
Last week, I was kindly invited to review three shows at three off West End theatres that I hadn’t visited before. I’m always up for finding new theatres to visit, particularly theatres that specialise in new writing and giving a platform to plays that haven’t been performed on UK soil. Twilight: Los Angeles 1992 @…
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Strangers In Between @ Trafalgar Studios 2
The King’s Head Theatre concludes their West End season with Tommy Murphy’s three-hander play Strangers In Between. Set in Australia, the play is about Shane who has fled his hometown to leave his troubled family behind. Adam Spreadbury-Maher, the artistic director of the King’s Head Theatre, has directed an excellent coming of age comedy about…
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The Twilight Zone @ Almeida Theatre
Based on the hit series which premiered on CBS in 1959 and ran for five seasons containing 156 episodes, The Twilight Zone a science-fiction anthology series set in a fifth dimension of space and time. Going into the play I knew very little about the background But what I was intrigued most by the production…
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Four New Musicals In London
Happy new year, one and all! May 2018 bring you more excellent trips to the theatre. I ended my year with trips to a thrilling new British musical and the most exciting musical of the century. And I started my year with a trip to see a musical about a brain scientist as well as…
Hayley Sprout 
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