Reuben Kaye brings his outlandish campery to the Southbank Centre
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Review: Rock ‘n’ Roll, Hampstead Theatre
Tom Stoppard’s seminal play about rock music and Czech politics is brilliantly brought to life
Read More »Review: The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Lakeside Arts
A whimsical, wintery yarn full of heart and music.
Read More »Review: Cinderella, New Wimbledon Theatre
Strictly Meets Cinders in a show packed with spectacle and sparkle!
Read More »Review: The Witches, National Theatre
The Witches starts off looking like it might be a Matilda-sized hit
Read More »Review: The Selfish Giant, Puppet Theatre Barge
A visually gorgeous and exquisitely performed puppet show
Read More »Review: A Very Very Bad Cinderella, The Other Palace
A camp and uplifting classic panto with great singing and little substance
Read More »Review: Car Crash, Barons Court Theatre
Tension mounts as the transfer deadline approaches and the pressure is on, captured by a solid cast.
Read More »Review: Rumble In The Jungle Rematch, Dock X Canada Water
Two of the most famous heavyweight boxers slug it out in a South London warehouse
Read More »Review: Spy Movie: The Play!, The Hope Theatre
Comedy parody of the James Bond stories with a talented cast
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