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: Kiss Me Kate, Cinema Screening
Kiss Me, Kate won the first ever Tony Award for best musical in 1949 and has since had a long history of successful runs on both Broadway and the West End. It has colourful characters, a simple but timeless love…
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Review: Make Good: The Post Office Scandal, Omnibus Theatre
Blends community, resilience, and music to spotlight wrongful convictions.
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Review: Pop Off, Michelangelo!, The Other Palace
A delightfully camp, pop musical extravaganza that knows exactly who its target audience is
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Review: Into The Woods, John Mcintosh Arts Centre
Brings Sondheim’s intricate storytelling to life with passion and skill.
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Review: Fly More Than You Fall, Southwark Playhouse
A musical about surviving tragedy, it sometimes stomps noisily when it should tread gently, but it still impresses in places.

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Review: Come From Away, New Wimbledon Theatre
A powerful, heartfelt and community-driven theatrical experience.
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Review: Why Am I So Single? Garrick Theatre
A joyful celebration of friendship, queer identity and the perils of dating life.
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Review: Guys and Dolls, Bridge Theatre
This production hits the jackpot, delivering a high-stakes spectacle that'll have you betting on love and rooting for the underdogs.
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Review: Frank’s Closet, Wilton’s Music Hall
An unmissable, heartfelt masterpiece
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Review: A Night with Janis Joplin, Peacock Theatre
A classy tribute act to the Seventies' wildest rock and roll child that leaves nothing behind.