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Something brilliant is brewing! The NEW musical Cable Street is powerful, with a strong real-life story and characters played by fresh and upcoming talent that will blow your socks off.

Whilst 1 hour 25 minutes is a short show... It's a little too long for this piece. A comic mime piece that will make you chuckle. All about 3 people who live in attic apartments in Paris.

Theatre Royal Haymarket Interview with Timo Tatzber who plays Dog.

Mary Lincoln is a character with many layers, and each scene delves a little deeper into her story. Whilst this show is very stylised... It's a little too confusing to follow the plot.

London witnessed the bones of an enchanting new musical. Christine Allado was the perfect vessel to introduce the charming Jo March. The star-studded cast delivered quite a show.

There's a NEW musical on the block! The actor's vocal skills will knock your socks off... but the story does not grab you as much as you would expect.

Interview with: Composer and Conductor: Dan Redfeld Co-lyricists and Writers: Christina Harding and John Gabriel Koladziej

Jaw-dropping power! Khan's stripped-back version of the classic 'Giselle' makes a timely statement about society. Emotion fills the theatre as actions speak louder than words.

A celebration of being yourself and finding your confidence. The message translates to all audiences, it explores body confidence, whilst reminding you to love and accept your body.

'The Nutcracker' for beginners! This adaptation introduces the classic tale in a way that all audiences can follow. It's presented beautifully, but some choices don't add up. Is spoon-feeding the story too much?

There's something special about this show; it grabs you and pulls on your heartstrings. This musical has the foundations to become something incredible. Protect Pinocchio at all costs.

2 hours of special effects and jump scares. The tension is grand. Divine design elements, but the story lacks magnetism. The audience is thirsty for more depth!

Is this allowed? A question you will frequently ask yourself throughout this show. It's unhinged, jolly, and hilarious. Is this what Dickens wanted for his story? Probably not. But it's brilliant.

Mischief are a gift that just keeps GIVING. This production opens up the Mischief world and shows us a sketch of the creative process before showing the show. They're comedy masters!

Every year, this show gets better and better. ENO have created a spellbinding show that makes you feel that Christmas excitement you felt as a child.

The House of Miranda has been open at the Dominion Theatre for 1 year, and now we have some new faces in the cast. This is a charming film to stage adaptation!

Go back in time to Christmas in 1834 with Charles Dickens. An immersive experience where you are told a 'Christmas Carol', shown it and given it to taste. Is it worth the price point?

If you want to improve your Musical Theatre skills and learn about the industry from established West End Performers, let's get barking!

The Christmas period has started, and The Snowman has returned to the Peacock stage for the 28th year. This show is what Christmas is all about, for the WHOLE family.

This show is quite pretty. A parody musical based on the classic Christmas film ‘Love Actually’ with a cast of pocket rockets. It’s a Christmas delight... If you've seen the movie.