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Noughts & Crosses theatre review — a timely adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s novel

London, England · London

Noughts & Crosses theatre review — a timely adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s novel

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At London’s Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, the story of a racist society with a twist is powerfully staged, though overloaded with narrative See the Story

Four Play – King’s Head Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub

London, England · London

Four Play – King’s Head Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub

Writer: Jake Brunger Director: Jack Sain Jack Brunger’s comedy drama about the pitfalls of open relationships, Four Play, emerged over a decade ago as part of the Old Vic’s New Voices writing programme. Since then, the young writer has enjoyed significant success, most obviously in the musical theatre genre. Director Jack Sain delivers a dose … The post Four Play – King’s Head Theatre, London appeared first on The Reviews Hub.See the Story

Review Round Up: The White Chip, Southwark Playhouse

London, England · London

Review Round Up: The White Chip, Southwark Playhouse

We round up the reviews for the UK premiere of Sean Daniels’ autobiographical play, which is performing until the 16th August. (c)Danny Kaan WhatsOnStage: *** "But it feels more like an excellent public service performance than it does a piece of serious drama. This seems inevitable in the show’s didactic format of Coleman talking directly…See the Story

SINBAD THE SAILOR review by thespyinthestalls at Lilian Baylis

SINBAD THE SAILOR Lilian Baylis Studio ★★★★★ “a theatrical experience that leaves both kids and grown-ups completely enchanted” Sinbad the Sailor is a magical and heartwarming production brought to life by writer and creative producer Mona Khashoggi and director/choreographer Anjali Mehra. It’s a show that truly captures the imagination, perfect for both adults and children. The story follows Sinbad, a legendary sailor from Arab folklore, who s…London, England · London Read Article

Nature Theater of Oklahoma: No President Review - Fairy Powered Productions

Southbank Centre, London – until 11 July 2025 Reviewed by Claire Roderick 4**** Nature Theater of Oklahoma’s debut London show is absolute Marmite. An absurdist dark and daft comedy score running at over 2 hours without an interval is definitely not for everyone – I bloody loved it! Conceived, written and directed by Pavol Liska and Kelly Copper, No President focusses on the cutthroat world of security. Actors and BFFs Mikey (Ilan Bachrach) and…Queen Elizabeth II · London See the Story

HAPPY ENDING review by thespyinthestalls at Riverside Studios

HAPPY ENDING Riverside Studios ★★★★ “Corcoran’s writing is slick, biting and devilishly funny in equal measure” Everyone deserves happiness, right? Cameron Corcoran seems to think so in his play, ‘Happy Ending’ – though it’s not necessarily the ending you expect. This pithy, first-person, one-woman play dives straight into the life of ‘Ariel’, a no-holds barred sex worker who grabs our attention as tightly as she might one of her clients (!). S…London, England · London Read Article

THE UNKILLABLE MIKE MALLOY review by thespyinthestalls

THE UNKILLABLE MIKE MALLOY Bridge House Theatre ★★★½ “a noir pastiche, a caper, a Pink Panther-esque rollcall of mishaps, long shadows and sharp reversals” The chief quality of Irish bar fly Mike Malloy is right there in the title. He won’t die. And this is a major problem for a growing band of co-conspirators in this insurance scam. Because they really need Mike Malloy to die. Until he does, they are spending money hand over fist to fund their…London, England · London Read Article

R.O.S.E. review by thespyinthestalls at Sadler's Wells East

R.O.S.E. Sadler’s Wells East ★★★★★ “There’s an intimacy to the experience that’s both electrifying and disarming” R.O.S.E. is a magnificent performance that’s hard to put into words. It defies easy explanation as everything in this show is so meticulously crafted, yet it flows with such raw, visceral energy that you feel more than you understand. It’s not just a dance performance; it’s a total sensory experience where music, movement, light, an…London, England · London Read Article

REVIEW: “Jesus Christ Superstar” at The Watermill Theatre, Newbury

Can you perform a Broadway rock opera (and one of the longest-running West End musicals, to boot) in a small theatre, with a small cast, without glaring compromises? If you haven’t seen or heard Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s superstar show, you have probably heard of it, and you more than likely know the iconic three chords from its most famous tune. But perhaps you feel that you don’t need to see another version of it. Maybe you’re a Llo…Andrew Lloyd Webber · Newbury See the Story

Fawlty Towers – The Play Review - Fairy Powered Productions

Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue – until 13 September 2025 Reviewed by Phil Brown 4**** Fifty years on from the debut of the Fawlty Towers sitcom on TV, this brilliantly realised farce from the school of Monty Python humour about life in a seaside hotel, has lost none of its coruscating power to make you laugh. The original show written by John Cleese and Connie Booth is famously based on the experience of the Python team staying in the Glen…London, England · London See the Story

NEVER GET TO HEAVEN IN AN EMPTY SHELL thespyinthestalls

NEVER GET TO HEAVEN IN AN EMPTY SHELL The Glitch ★★★ “The production is noticeably ambitious … it should be highly commended” “People on the tube stare, as if they are looking into where my soul should be, and sometimes I hope they might find it.” The setting is a familiar one for any Londoners. We find ourselves watching Claud, as she is waiting for a train at Angel station, when she unexpectedly comes across a ghost, who introduces herself as…London, England · London Read Article

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