West End

While the chilly damp January nights may suggest otherwise, this revival of Strangers In Between is a fine achievement, of which all involved should feel...

The latest incarnation of The Rat Pack Live from Las Vegas, in this version with Ella Fitzgerald, returns to its original West End home...

Sometimes the most well-intentioned message can eclipse unintentionally the medium in which it is embedded. A delicate balance is preserved in the first half...

Whatever reservations there are at various points during The Rat Pack: Live From Las Vegas, the real authenticity that counts is the quality of...

I doubt there is a funnier show in town. Dick Whittington is sheer delight, a smutty, silly, sparkly and very shiny example of "good old family...

How To Win Against History is the kind of wildly inventive, occasionally funny, desperate-to-be-groundbreaking, but frustratingly pointless, production which attracts fringe festival attendees in...

Everybody’s Talking About Jamie reverberates with messages for contemporary society where tolerance and acceptance are often drowned in societal and cultural mores. It’s the...

Ultimately this production of Coriolanus does not deserve either a decisive thumbs up or thumbs down, but there is still a sense of missed...

Unusually for a new play in London, The Red Lion concerns a topic that is of great interest to a large section of the...

Romantics Anonymous is an amalgamation of all things good in theatre. A wonderful story well told in theatrical arts by outstanding practitioners of the...