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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Josephine, Black Box Theatre, Adelaide Botanic Garden (Adelaide Fringe) – Review
This inspiring tribute to the Golden Age jazz star Josephine Baker is masterfully crafted by the splendid Tymisha Harris.
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Be More Chill, The Other Palace – Review
A bright and lively musical with emotional heft in parts
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Musik, Leicester Square Theatre – Review
Frances Barber shines in a romping musical showcase
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Blitz!, Union Theatre – Review
A good cast deliver the catchy score in this revival of Lionel Bart’s nostalgic musical
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The Jury, Upstairs at The Gatehouse – Review
A taut and entertaining exploration of the process of judging other people
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Romantics Anonymous, Bristol Old Vic- Review
A play of two halves, filled with joy and excitement
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Snow White, Chickenshed Theatre
Chickenshed Theatre was founded in 1974 and is a ground-breaking theatre company. They deliver a broad programme of performance, education and training, as well as participatory outreach with the community. Lou Stein is both the director and writer of the…
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Snow White, Chickenshed Theatre – Review
Snow White is a fairy tale as old as time, but Chickenshed Theatre‘s exciting and progressive production gifts the audience a vibrant, psychedelic and heart-warming merry tale. The production spins the original, somewhat outdated story of Snow White on its…
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& Juliet, Shaftesbury Theatre – Review
A powerhouse of a cast tell a story of ‘what if’
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Ragtime, Bridewell Theatre – Review
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…