WELL BEHAVED WOMEN – an ode to the fierce famous females from history comes to London
Well-Behaved Women, a new song cycle by Carmel Dean celebrating women across history comes to Cadogan Hall on Friday 3 September 2021. The cast comprises Maisey Bawden (Lady Liberty), Anna-Jane Casey (Billie Jean King and Janet Armstrong), Janie Dee (Eleanor Roosevelt), Nicole Raquel Dennis (Eve), Hiba Elchikhe (Cleopatra and Malala Yousafzai), Kerry Ellis (Boudicca), Gabriela […]
REVIEW: DEATH DROP (Garrick Theatre)
Death Drop – a ‘Dragatha Christie’ murder mystery is back in the West End after lockdown, bringing camp comedy to the stage by a whole bunch of well known drag queens. The story is fun. It’s 1991 and to celebrate the 10th wedding anniversary of Charles and Diana, The Lady has invited some special guests […]
REVIEW: LES MISERABLES – THE STAGED CONCERT (Sondheim Theatre)
The concert version of Les Miserables (starring Michael Ball, Alfie Boe, Matt Lucas and Carrie Hope Fletcher) was staged at the Gielgud Theatre in 2019, whilst the Queens Theatre underwent refurbishment. The full show returned to the newly named Sondheim Theatre just before lockdown and is set to reopen in September 2021. Rather than leave […]
REVIEW: WALDEN (Harold Pinter Theatre)
Amy Berryman‘s debut play Walden opened the RE:EMERGE season (which creates a space for new voices and fresh talent to have their work shown on the West End stage) at the Harold Pinter Theatre in London last week. It’s an interesting concept for a show. Stella (Gemma Arterton) get stuck in the middle when her […]
REVIEW: PUBLIC DOMAIN (Vaudeville Theatre)
Public Domain just played a short run at the Vaudeville Theatre as part of Nimax Theatre’s Rising Stars Festival, which is giving a platform to 23 producers who have never had their work performed in a West End theatre. Following a digital run at Southwark Playhouse, this new verbatim musical, written and performed by Francesca […]
THE MOUSETRAP at London’s St Martin’s Theatre
Agatha Christie‘s murder mystery play The Mousetrap opened in the West End in 1952 (at St Martin’s Theatre), making it the longest running theatre production in the world. Now it’s finally back on stage after more than a year of unavoidable closure. For the first eight weeks of the reopening, two rotating casts are being […]
REVIEW: HERE COME THE BOYS (The London Palladium)
Following a sold-out UK national tour, Here Come The Boys comes to The London Palladium for a 10 day celebration of a brand new production! UK Champion beatboxer Rupert Oldridge hosts the show, working hard and trying to win us all over. Sadly, for me at least, he was unsuccessful, spitting his beats needlessly over […]