A classic '90s film, Cruel Intentions, upgraded.

A play exploring the making of the cult classic The Prisoner.

The downstairs of Neon 194 on Picadilly has been transformed from a nighclub vibe room into an in-the-round performance space whilst...

Our review of the 4th iteration of the musical biography of Alan Turing

London is choc-a-block with fantastic shows to suit all ages and interests. We've rounded up some of the best for the 2023 festive season.

Our review of the all male Argentinian dance sensation on at the Peacock Theatre.

Jeffrey Bernard is unwell played out at the Coach and Horses Pub in an immersive play in the perfect location.

Our review of the new magic and illusion show written by Derren Brown (but without him on stage) now playing at the Criterion Theatre

A review of the English language musical of Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca on at the Charing Cross Theatre.

The small Golden Goose Theatre near the Oval is the perfect setting for this production of Strangers in Between, and Alex Ansell is a star

Our review of the very funny musical, 'I wish my life were like a musical'. Now playing at Wilton's Music Hall

Death Note the Musical (a concert) finally arrives in London, on at the London Palladium in August and transferring to the Lyric early Sept.

WE review Charles Court Opera's The Express G&S currently playing at Wilton's Music Hall. An evening of silliness and laughter.

Short, witty, yet with depth our review of Lambco plays and musicals on at the Drayton Arms in London, and transferring to Edinburgh Fringe

This all male casting of The Mikado playing at Wilton's Music Hall currently is reviewed by London Born and Bred

This musical revival of 'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying' is witty, wry and the cast and orchestra give it their all.

Nul Points is a timely play about an obsessive Eurovision fan spanning a 10 year period, it has a lot more than 'fluff' going on.

A review of this new musical which has an amazing story of quiet heroism to tell. On at Charing Cross Theatre until 29th July 2023

A review of a revived Victorian Melodrama - Sweeny Todd no less - re-orchestrated and re-imagined for the perfect Wilton's Musical Hall.

Taking us back to overt 80s racism, this is indeed a hard hitting play and worthy of its revival at Queen's Theatre Hornchurch.