Musicals
The triple-threat of music, dance and drama and another staple of the London theatre scene. There are plenty of musicals on the West End, but it’s the Off West End where you’ll find the new stuff, so don’t be afraid to jump in!
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Review: The Lighting Thief The Percy Jackson Musical, New Wimbledon Theatre
A musically packed production
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Review: No Good Drunk, Greenwich Theatre
No Good Drunk is an all-American autobiographical musical drama exploring generational ripples of alcoholism with pictures, video and catchy song.
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Review: Moominland in November, Upstairs At The Gatehouse
A confusing production that contains clashing tones, and so is only sometimes appealing.
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Review: Bloody Mary and the Nine Day Queen, Union Theatre
Bold but uneven, Bloody Mary and the Nine Day Queen suffers from clumsy direction and clunky writing, yet is still worthy of celebration by musical theatre fans.
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Review: Hot Mess, Southwark Playhouse
A big success for Hot Mess
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Review: See It. Say It. Sorted. The Musical, Capital City College
An unattended bag brings strangers together in a charming and well-performed musical
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Review: MJ the Musical, Prince Edward Theatre
A thrilling tribute to Michael Jackson’s music.
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Review: Top Hat, New Wimbledon Theatre
Tap your troubles away in a wondrous world of spectacle, exotic locations, sumptuous costumes, breathtaking dancing and unforgettable numbers. A scintillating box of treats!
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Review: The Choir of Man, Arts Theatre
John McGrath called for a theatre that gave people “a good night out”. The Choir of Man delivers just that — with added harmonies and a very decent pint.
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Review: Fresh Knickers (and a Gin & Tonic), Drayton Arms Theatre
A fresh and original musical comedy about a rarely discussed subject matter.