Review: Jack and His Giant Stalk at Brick Lane Music Hall

Jack and his Giant Stalk Review

Brick Lane Music Hall, London – until 7th March 2026 Reviewed by Bobbi Fenton 5***** If you think you know pantomime, Jack and His Giant Stalk at Brick Lane Music Hall is here to prove you very wrong — and very quickly. This is pantomime turned completely on its head: loud, proud, and gloriously adult from start to finish. Where a traditional family panto relies on subtle nods and blink-and-you’ll-miss-them jokes for the grown-ups, this product…

Review: Jack and His Giant Stalk at Brick Lane Music Hall

Big Laughs, Bigger Costumes – The best panto I have ever seen  Having been raised on the “good old days” of proper music hall entertainment, I jumped at the chance to cover this, writes Luigia Minichiello.  It had been far longer than I realised since my last visit, the venue having moved to Silvertown in

Jack and his Giant Stalk – Brick Lane Music Hall, London.

Writer and Director: Lucy Hayes Once upon a time the Brick Lane Music Hall could be found in Brick Lane, but then in 2003, it relocated. The music hall moved five miles east, to a Grade II listed Victorian church, St. Mark’s, in Silvertown. The church had had a rough time, what with fire destroying [...] The post Jack and his Giant Stalk – Brick Lane Music Hall, London. appeared first on The Reviews Hub.

JACK AND HIS GIANT STALK review by thespyinthestalls at Brick

JACK AND HIS GIANT STALK Brick Lane Music Hall ★★★★ “delightfully chaotic” February may be looming, but there’s still time to catch Brick Lane Music Hall’s bright and bawdy adult panto, ‘Jack and His Giant Stalk’. Paired with a hearty meal and classic music hall camaraderie, it’s a memorable antidote to the winter blues. Jack, his mother Dame Fanny and his brother Willy are suddenly skint when local baddies, Poison Ivy and Ophelia Loosebottom, …