Cabaret

Flat & the Curves took to the stage of the Above The Stag Cabaret room recently, bringing feminism to the stage in the most hilarious of ways. Imagine a night out with your friends, sharing [ read more ]

In the back streets of London’s Soho, tucked away just behind Old Compton Street, is a new 165 seat (accessible) theatre, bar and restaurant – The Boulevard Theatre. As well as producing full-length productions of [ read more ]

House of Kittens is a theatre company committed to the art of erotic storytelling, with their newest intrigue called the Amatory Asylum, which promises to ignite the senses with a series of conceptual, theatrical vignettes. [ read more ]

This was my first visit to Wilton’s Music Hall and I have to say it is a beautiful venue. The main auditorium is like a small Cadogan Hall, with balcony seating which afforded a great [ read more ]

As hybrid concepts go, I expect that a West End sing-along combined with the now ubiquitous ‘bottomless brunch’ is already stoking the internal fires of most avid Wilma readers. On paper, it’s a winning idea: [ read more ]

I saw Vicky Vox last year in the Regent‘s Park Open Air Theatre’s tremendous production of Little Shop of Horrors, in which she absolutely shone. I was delighted earlier this year when I arrived at [ read more ]

There is something very British about a day out at the races. Champagne, strawberries, a little flutter and enormous hats! So what better theme for a summer cabaret in London? Fancy frivolity, dancing girls and [ read more ]