Ahead of reviewing Gandini Juggling’s newest show, ‘Heka’ Sarah sat down with Sean Gandini to find out more -juggling, illusion and dance!

A rollicking fun fact filled yarn, full of silliness, music and dollops of heartfelt Christmas Cheer. A hit with our reviewers aged 61 & 9

Our review of the madcap Potted Panto now playing at Wilton's Music Hall. It's selling out fast, so get booking!

Our review of this short run production at the White Bear in Kennington, The Last Days of Liz Tru is satirical comic tragedy at its best

A review of the revived 1990s play The Crumple Zone on at Waterloo East Theatre now until 22nd December

New talent! Maddy Sanderson wrote and stars in Bloody Knees. Do see this if you see it advertised. A solid 4 stars from our reviewers.

Our review of the latest reprise of {Title of Show} now on at Southwark Playhouse until 30th November.

Index of Christmas Shows 2024 in this article A Christmas Carol - The Old Vic A Sherlock Carol - Marylebone Theatre White Christmas - The...

Sad, yet hopeful this new musical at the Southwark Playhouse deals with the tricky issue of losing a parent whilst still a teenager.

Review of “Why a Black Woman Will Neve Be Prime Minister” playing at Camden People’s theatre.

Jamie Allan's AMAZE certainly provided some amazing magic moments for Simon, our reviewer

London Born and Bred review of the Tattooer, Charing Cross Theatre

Simon gets to visit one of coolest venues in London, the Crazy Coqs, where he got to review the talented Miss Conception.

This is not a huge musical, but it has a huge heart. We loved this intimate production at the Stage Door Theatre on Drury Lane.

As Gina Beck and Arvide Abernathy join the cast of Guy's and Dolls in the Bridge Theatre, London, we popped along to review the show.

Discover the story of how the iconic London Underground map was designed by Harry Beck with his wife. Now on at the London Transport Museum

This is a light-hearted yomp in the vein of a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. If you enjoy those, you will love The Fabulist.

A review of the story of the original Bay City Roller, Alan Longmuir on stage in London at the Stage Door Theatre, Drury Lane

This highly thought-provoking double-bill of stand-alone productions contrasts the complexities of gay relationships. A genius pairing.

A review of the Sh!t-faced Shakespeare company performing A Midsummer's Night's Dream in the Leicester Square Theatre, London.