Touring
Some of the shows we see in the capital go on to perform in theatres all over the country. In fact some of the shows we see outside of the capital are parts of tours as well. So if you’re looking for shows that might be heading to a town near you soon, this might be the place to look.
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Review: A Message for the Future, Half Moon Theatre
A joyful, immersive gig-style celebration of nature, music and community that offers plenty for little ones...
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Review: The Last Ship, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Sting’s The Last Ship sails into Drury Lane with plenty of noise, spectacle and shouting, but little heart or humour.
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Review: Private Peaceful, Wilton’s Music Hall
A beautifully crafted and deeply moving Private Peaceful, bringing one young soldier’s story of courage, loss and the futility of war vividly to life.
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Review: Mamma Mia, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
A fun, high-energy party of a musical, peppered with timeless ABBA classics and excellent performances.
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Review: Woodhill, Zoo Southside
Theatre that is more than just something to watch. Woodhill is the start of the conversation, and it is our job to make sure everyone hears it.
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Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Broadstairs Bandstand
Come for the magic of open-air theatre and stay for the brilliantly styled-out mischief of wild faeries, lovers and work folk living out their dreams... and nightmares.
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Review: Fairlight, Wimbledon Park Tennis Courts
An innovative, immersive, electropop experience that contests the invisibility of gay players in professional tennis.
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Review: As You Like It, Royal Hospital, Chelsea
Fun in the Shakespearean sun with The Handlebards.
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Review: Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Lyceum Theatre
An extravagant and vibrant, full-on, larger than life production with heart. You'll be swept away by the utter gloriousness of it.
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Review: The Lady Boys of Bangkok – Full Moon, Sabai Pavilion, Shepherd’s Bush
A riot of rhinestones, pop anthems and camp chaos that dazzles and overwhelms in equal measure