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: & Juliet, New Wimbledon Theatre
A deliciously cheesy feast for the senses that chucks the greatest pop songs of the last 30 years at the greatest love story ever told.
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Review: Man in the Mirror, Churchill Theatre Bromley
A smooth (not criminal) and slick evening with iconic moves and songs.
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Film Review: Wicked: Part I
A lavish, spectacular treat that instantly deserves its place amongst the greatest musicals to come out of Hollywood.
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Review: Ian Stone is Keeping it Together, The Comedy Store
Whatever your pet peeve in life, Ian Stone is here to help you see the funny side in a two hour show of solid laughs that won’t disappoint.
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Review: Soft or Spiky?, Half Moon Theatre
A refreshingly 21st century sensory experience for babies and their adults. Smiles all round!
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Review: Come From Away, New Wimbledon Theatre
A powerful, heartfelt and community-driven theatrical experience.
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Review: The Lodger, Camden People’s Theatre
A beautiful, surrealist fantasy
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Review: Rita, Sue and Bob Too, Leicester Square Theatre
A lot has been written over the years as to whether this problematic play should still be staged, and unfortunately this almost pantomime-esque production only complicates the matter.
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Review: Myra Dubois: Be Well, Hackney Empire
Myra Dubois, the Dame Edna of Rotherham, is back and ready to heal us with her sharp tongue, quick wit and the joy of being in her presence.
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Review: Much Ado About Nothing, The Actor’s Church
A confident, if slightly unimaginative, take on the Bard’s 1599 classic comedy.