A review of ex-detective Peter Tobin's 'The Makings of a Murderer' with tour dates and locations for 2023

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

At nearly 100 years old, can Noel Coward's Hay Fever stand the test of time? We review this 2023 production at The Mill at Sonning.

You watched the TV competition, now see the Musical. We review the The Great British Bake Off Musical playing at the Noel Coward theatre.

Murder, fraud, secret liaisons. Who dunnit? Rebus is the man to uncover the truth. Read our review of Rebus: A Game Called Malice

Director Sally Hughes delivers a story of female friendship written by Jill Hyem, playing at the Mill at Sonning. Expect laughter & tears.

"And then the Rodeo burned down" is a comedy show that combines physical theatre, slapstick humour and dark comedic moments as well as...

A review of 'Allegiance' by George Takei. This is an amazing musical; it's political, it's funny, it's passionate, it's heart-breaking.

A review of Six the Musical with it's new London cast for 2023, now on at the Vaudeville Theatre.

A review of the 2022 production of 'Top Hat' at the Mill at Sonning. Song and dance brilliance guaranteed to take you happily into Xmas.

'Love Goddess; The Rita Hayworth Musical' playing at London's Cockpit Theatre. A journey to the past through the cloud of Alzheimer's.

A preview round up of London plays, musicals and pantomimes for all ages happening this Christmas in London. Whatever your taste or age.

A review of the revival of Tim Rice & Stuart Brayson's musical 'From Here to Eternity' now on at the Charing Cross Theatre, London.

A review of the myth of Baba Yaga playing at the Drayton Arms. Is she the bone grinding crone of folklore, or has her story been different?

Now in it's 10th year in London, we're heading to The Faulty Towers Christmas Dining Experience in December. Promising immersive hilarity.

Expect the unexpected during an improvised musical, singing tick, dancing tick, puppets tick. Such talent and laugh out loud throughout.

A review of the high energy, life affirming 'Choir of Man', now on at the Arts Theatre. Share a pint, share your story, enjoy the company.

A review of the revival of Tennessee Williams 'The Milk Train doesn't stop here anymore' at Charing Cross Theatre, London.

Our review of the unique blend of opera and pop performed by Justin Vivian Bond and Anthony Roth Costanzo at Wilton's Music Hall.

A review of a new dance show on at the Peacock Theatre in London starring Karen Ruimy, co-created with dance legend Arlene Philips.