Not quite your traditional panto, this one comes complete with added chutzpah as JW3 deliver the country’s only Jewish pantomime.
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Review: The Legends of Them, Royal Court
A funny, thought-provoking rollercoaster portrayal of Lorna Gee’s life and family, and the music and history that influenced them.
Read More »Review: The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary, Southwark Playhouse
A tremendously fun and clever romp through one of the “best novels ever written” while maintaining the story structure and message of the original.
Read More »Review: Bright Places, Soho Theatre
A captivating work that explores the many ways a condition like multiple sclerosis may effect any one at any age.
Read More »Review: Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief, The Other Palace
A high energy comedy with unearned serious moments, this is one only for Percy Jackson fans or lovers of fantasy based musicals.
Read More »Review: Cutting the Tightrope: The Divorce of Politics from Art, Arcola Theatre
An outstandingly well-written collection of short plays that interrogate political censorship within British theatre and beyond.
Read More »Review: Napoleon: Un Petit Pantomime, Jermyn Street Theatre
An original pantomime that's an extremely charming and consistently funny concoction.
Read More »Review: The Happiest Man on Earth, Southwark Playhouse Borough
Based on Eddie Jaku’s memoir of the same name, it may not be imaginative – but it is important.
Read More »Review: F**king Legend, Riverside Studios
A masterfully written one man show that interrogates masculinity and the climate crisis in both a hilarious and sinister manner.
Read More »Review: U-Bu-Su-Na, Coronet Theatre
A dazzling dance of darkness that embraces alternative ways to understand the human place in the world.
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