Hunger never quite brings its challenging source material to life.

Superbly performed fable of friendship and sexuality

An energetic ride of hilarity and ingenuity with a brilliant cast and a good message at its heart.

A powerhouse of a cast tell a story of ‘what if’

Both the Bridewell Theatre and its resident company Sedos are largely hidden gems. Quietly tucked behind Fleet Street they continuously produce high quality plays and musicals. Their latest, Ragtime, is a remarkable achievement for an amateur company at a fringe venue. A simple wooden set easily adapts to every scene, while excellent costumes add genuine authenticity; all of which provide a credible snapshot of New York in the early 20th Century. Sitting close to the dividing curtains stage left I ...

An exciting, immersive drama in which you must save the government from defeat.

Another great show from Theatre503, with one big secret at the heart of everything

Enjoyable and humorous scaled down version with good performances and an excellent sound track.

Squished into the studio space of The Other Palace, Reputation follows ambitious budding writer Michelle Grant as she fights the comically evil plagiariser and El-Capone knockoff Freddy Larceny (see what they did there with the last name?) who has stolen her novel and made it into a hit film. No doubt there is talent and effort within the piece. Some lovely choreography from Tamsyn Salter provides the classic teeth and jazz hands glamour that (some) musicals require and keeps the ...

Engaging thanks to spirited performances from a keen young cast.