A joyful celebration of friendship, queer identity and the perils of dating life.
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Review: Wing Chun, Sadlers Wells
This is a breathtaking show that will leave you with a feeling of awe and a new found respect for martial arts and dance.
Read More »Review: Katsura Sunshine’s Rakugo, Leicester Square Theatre
A delightfully witty fusion of Japanese storytelling and Western humour.
Read More »Review: Jamie Allan’s Amaze, Marylebone Theatre
A spellbinding blend of impressive sleight of hand, cutting-edge illusions and heartfelt nostalgia.
Read More »Review: A Chorus Line, Sadler’s Wells
A sensational evening of song and dance.
Read More »Review: Afrique en Cirque, Southbank Centre, Queen Elizabeth Hall
Not only ninety minutes of colourful, high quality and spectacular acrobatics and dance, but also comedy and Afro Jazz music. What’s not to like?
Read More »Review: Your Lie in April, Harold Pinter Theatre
Captures the essence of the original manga
Read More »Review: Acosta Danza: Carlos Acosta’s Carmen, Sadler Well’s Theatre
A failed attempt at reviving the classic that falls flat in form over substance.
Read More »Review: Judy: I’m Still Here, Ambassadors Theatre
A musically exquisite powerhouse star turn that, regrettably, plays it safe and treads too much familiar ground to truly excite audiences.
Read More »Review: Next To Normal, Wyndham’s Theatre
Thought-provoking musical
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