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Incendiary, Wilton's Music Hall
Set within the atmospheric surroundings of Wilton's Music Hall, Incendiary breathes new life into the words of Samuel Pepys. Edward Bennett is superb, bringing warmth, humour and humanity to the famous diarist with a wonderfully expressive voice. Blending history, music and storytelling, this fascinating production reveals not only the events Pepys witnessed, but also the man behind the diary.

Sarah
Oct 143 min read


FLOP! The Best Songs From The Worst Musicals
At one of my favourite London venues, Wilton's Music Hall, Arthur Hull turns musical theatre's biggest disasters into a hugely entertaining evening. Blending impressive vocals, sharp humour and fascinating backstage stories, FLOP! celebrates the shows that missed the mark but somehow left behind memorable songs. A joyful reminder that failure can sometimes be every bit as entertaining as success.

Sarah
Sep 283 min read


The Signalman - Magic in a Magical Setting at Wilton's Music Hall
Step into the atmospheric surroundings of Wilton’s Music Hall for The Signalman, a blend of Victorian-inspired magic and Charles Dickens’ chilling ghost story. David Alnwick’s engaging mentalism delivers genuine moments of astonishment, perfectly suited to this historic venue. While the final dramatic reading is less compelling than the magic that precedes it, the show’s first two-thirds offer an entertaining and memorable evening.

Simon
Jul 42 min read


Potted Panto at Wilton’s: A Festive Treat
Sparkling, silly and stuffed with festive mischief, Potted Panto at Wilton’s Music Hall is back! Dan Clarkson returns with cheeky charm, joined by Gary Trainor for a fresh twist on classic pantos. Expect topical jokes, slapstick chaos, and even an AI 3D scene. A five-star treat for families—best for kids who know their Cinderellas from their Aladdins. Pure Christmas joy in London’s most magical venue!

Sarah
Dec 8, 20253 min read


The Enigmatist
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you love riddles, cryptic crosswords or the kind of magic that makes your brain do a little double-take, then The Enigmatist at Wilton’s Music Hall is an absolute must-see — five stars without a moment’s hesitation. This isn’t just a magic show; it’s a cleverly engineered puzzle adventure, and David Kwong has such a deft hand at blending wordplay with wizardry that the whole evening feels like a gentle (and yet very enjoyable) workout for the mind. Wilton’s itself

Alex
Nov 25, 20253 min read


Plays, Experiences & Pantos — our picks of Christmas Shows 2025
Our round up of all the nice and naughty shows for Christmas, some old favourites, some pantos - traditional and adult, and other fun experiences. Do come and join us and get into the festive spirit.

Sarah
Nov 12, 202517 min read


Could it be Magic? At Wilton’s music hall
Why yes, it most certainly could! Could it be Magic? is also funny as hell, and a remarkable piece of one-man writing and performing....

Alex
Feb 5, 20222 min read
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