Tag: off west end

  • The York Realist @ Donmar Warehouse

    The York Realist @ Donmar Warehouse

    Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tickets and more information: https://www.donmarwarehouse.com/production/6395/the-york-realist/ Cover photo by: Johan Persson  After finding success in previous Donmar productions including My Night With Reg & Splendour, director Robert Hastie returns with a revival of Peter Gill’s 2001 play The York Realist. Set in a Yorkshire cottage in the 1960s, the play focuses on George and the relationship…

  • Dust @ Soho Theatre*

    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.…

  • Mad As Hell @ Jermyn Street Theatre*

    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…

  • 3 Hidden Off West End Theatres

    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 @…

  • The Twilight Zone @ Almeida Theatre

    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…

  • The Barricade Boys @ The Other Palace

    The Barricade Boys @ The Other Palace

    Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Studio in The Other Palace is currently playing host to The Barricade Boys, four incredible performers who have arrived at The Other Palace to bring festive cheer to London in time for Christmas. The male vocal group consists of performers Scott Garnham, Simon Schofield, Kieran Brown and Craig Mather, who have all…

  • PREVIEW | Tiny Dynamite @ Old Red Lion Theatre

    PREVIEW | Tiny Dynamite @ Old Red Lion Theatre

    No, that P in the title isn’t a typo. Today I’m bringing you a preview of Tiny Dynamite that will be running at the Old Red Lion Theatre from the 9th January to the 3rd February 2018. The play is written by acclaimed playwright and screenwriter Abi Morgan. Her previous credits on the big screen…

  • Romantics Anonymous @ The Globe

    Romantics Anonymous @ The Globe

    Kicking off her last season as Artistic Director, Emma Rice has taken the French – Belgian film Les Émotifs Anonymes and adapted it into a stunning musical alongside music and lyrics by Michael Kooman and Christopher Dimond. The show follows two socially awkward, anxious people as they navigate their way in the world through self help…

  • Insignificance @ Arcola Theatre

    Insignificance @ Arcola Theatre

    Insignificance is a play by Terry Johnson which takes place in one hotel room across the 2 hour run time. It’s a play about the effects of fame, what it means to be famous and how does it affect relationships. The characters are listed in the programme as The Actress/The Professor/The Senator/The Ball player so…

  • Saint George and the Dragon @ the National Theatre

    Saint George and the Dragon @ the National Theatre

    Saint George and the Dragon is a new play by Rory Mullarkey that takes the Patron Saint of England and rewrites the folk tale. The National website describes the play as a “folk tale for an uneasy nation”, which I think is spot on, particularly in the times of Brexit. As Saint George continues to…