TAB'S theatre world

Death Note The Musical Barbican Theatre Interview with Chloe Saracco, who plays 'Jerasu'.

An electric one-act show that showcases the hard, creative work of the musical legend Jonathan Larson and the vessels presenting his work are skilled, upcoming performers.

London's new Heathers cast is THE BOMB! The musical we all know and love, copied and pasted into a new venue, with new perspectives on the iconic characters. Quite an upgrade.

Let's welcome the 13th cast for Mischief's 'Play That Goes Wrong' on the West End, and what a cast of comic timing angels indeed!

Comedy About Spies Adelphi Theatre - Mischief Comedy Interview with Nancy Zamit - Janet Buchanan

Half-baked ballet that needed a little longer in the development oven. It's beautiful, but not the perfect fit for the large Royal Albert Hall stage. The orchestra will blow you away with Tchaikovsky's composition.

Frank Sinatra isn't flying you to the moon; he's flying you to the glamorous US movie/music scene, whilst showing you his bumpy journey to stardom. Bringing Sinatra back into the audience's hearts.

The Earth may be a 'hot mess', but this musical is NOT. It's just getting to the sweet spot of brilliant theatre, the songs are great, the jokes are ongoing, and the cast is INCREDIBLE.

It's a wild ride of a one-man show! It's all over the place, with sparks of energy. It's something different for Pride Month, with wacky visuals... that are cool but don't always make sense.

Southwark Playhouse Elephant 19/06/2026 - 22/08/2026 Interview with Nathaniel Purnell - Plays the male swing role in 'Ride The Cyclone'

Avenue Q - Shaftesbury Theatre Interview with Oliver Jacobson - 'Brian'

Shantify has anchored down at the Underbelly Boulevard, and 6 huge voices turn your favourite songs into sea shanties. It's a toe-tapping show, but it lacks a compelling story.

Award-winning playwright and screenwriter has poured her heart into a beautiful poetry book called 'Decade'. Get your tissues at the ready!

DAY-O... oops. Beetlejuice has FINALLY taken over the Prince Edward Theatre, with a dreamy cast. The Neverworld is everything we could've wished for and more! Daylight come, and me do NOT want this show to go home!

Kinky Boots - Interview with Ru Fisher

Two lovers from separate worlds, but will it work? The new magical musical at the Charing Cross is sure to leave you shaken. Brilliant performers, great space, but the story feels disjointed.

One of the best one-act plays you will see, it's hard not to be sucked into this show and captivated. Such potential, interesting choices and just lacked flow.

A couple of hours of iconic music by Jim Steinman, performed by a wonderful cast of West End stars. It was a long couple of hours.

Difficult topics and highlights the fear of the future for the NHS. Shown in a touching story of strength and the importance of listening.

Pokes fun at the political system and the lack of change in the world. Over the top humour, clowning elements, and high energy.