Category: West End
Review: Ivanov, Wyndham’s Theatre
I have long struggled with Chekhov, I’ve never really seen the attraction or seen a production that…
Review: The Lion King, Lyceum
It took a long time for me to be convinced that going to see The Lion…
Review: Avenue Q with Daniel Boys, Noël Coward
As you may be able to intuit from its regular appearance here, I have become more than…
Review: God of Carnage, Gielgud Theatre
Yasmin Reza’s new play, God of Carnage presented here in a translation by Christopher Hampton, mines her…
Review: Rent Remixed, Duke of York’s
Many a musical has received a facelift, but none quite so dramatic or misguided as Rent Remixed,…
Review: Avenue Q, Noël Coward Theatre
I suppose I’m getting close to groupie status now, but what can I say, I really love…
Review: Little Shop of Horrors, Ambassadors Theatre
Starting off at the Menier Chocolate Factory and transferring to the West End at the Duke of…
Review: The Lady From Dubuque, Theatre Royal Haymarket
When Edward Albee’s 1980 play The Lady From Dubuque opened on Broadway, it lasted for just 12…
Review: The Drowsy Chaperone, Novello
Direct from Broadway and originally written as a skit for a stag party, The Drowsy Chaperone…
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