Cabaret
Music, drama, comedy all wrapped into one and served up in a cosy environment like a pub or a restaurant. We don’t review enough Cabaret really, but you’ll find what we have reviewed here.
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Review: Bad Clowns and Good Friends, Fusebox
A fun evening of cabaret, with enough variety in its performers that there’s going to be something for everyone to enjoy. All served up in a surprising underground venue.
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Review: He/He/He, Soho Theatre
Indy Nile (where Cleopatra lives): transgender DILF clown scooters (literally) into the Soho theatre upstairs space (avoiding the many stairs) for one night of introspective drag, stand up and Busted fanboying.
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Review: A Little Bawl Of Pain: Musical Tearjerkers, The Phoenix Arts Club
Musical Theatre fans rejoice in a rather wet way for this evening of classics, mashups and lesser knowns.
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Review: Narcissistic Reflections on a Queer Childhood, The Hope Theatre
Hilarious moments blend with heartfelt vulnerability in this courageous one-person show.
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Review: Jonny Woo: Suburbia, Soho Theatre
A raw, glittering celebration of queerness, blending poetry, prose, and music in a wonderfully poignant verbal memoir.
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Review: Musicals Mayhem, Soho Theatre
Velvet vocals, sequins, and the pure joy of musicals.
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Review: The World Of Yesterday, Camden People’s Theatre
A confusing cabaret based on the life of writer Stefan Zweig, where conclusions never quite seem to be made.
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Review: Vamps of Weimar, Crazy Coqs
A flair for theatre and a formidable voice
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Review: The Gentlemen’s Club, Soho Theatre
A nostalgic, and joyful performance that marks the Patchworks Ensemble’s UK debut.
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Review: The Catalogue of Sexual Insecurities, White Bear Theatre
A layered and insightful slice of musical cabaret, which explores an impressive variety of topics around sex and sexuality.