The Witching Hour
VENUE: BRIDEWELL THEATRE >>> A glossy programme depicting a burning witch, a noose and haunted house bore the legend: She Died. Her Curse Lives On. Two faceless figures top to toe in black, monks’ cowls
Dorian: The Musical
VENUE: Southwark Playhouse, Borough >>> A no-holds barred re-working of Oscar Wilde’s masterpiece, the Picture of Dorian Gray, explodes onto the London stage this summer with Dorian: The Musical. A cast of impossibly young, talented,
Dressing Gown
VENUE: TABARD >>> Have you ever had one of those days when events conspire against you? When you are frustrated at every turn? When even the simplest conversations are misconstrued? Driven to distraction by incessant
The Improvised Shakespeare Show
VENUE: THE OTHER PALACE >>> What do polyamory, Southend-on-Sea, and a hall of mirrors have in common? They all played an instrumental part in the construction of Shake it Up!’s Improvised Shakespeare Show at the
The Marilyn Consipracy
VENUE: PARK THEATRE>>> After a successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2018, Writers Vicki McKellar and Guy Masterson bring their updated version of The Marilyn Conspiracy to the Park Theatre for its London
The Giant Killers
VENUE: WILTON'S MUSIC HALL >>> You either come from a football house or you don’t, I said to my colleague the other day. She comes from one, I don’t. So, while I appreciate that some
The Dao of Unrepresentative British Chinese Experience
VENUE: SOHO THEATRE, DEAN STREET >>> In the opening monologue of The Dao of Unrepresentative British Chinese Experience, Daniel York Loh relates one of the most famous stories of the early Daoist thinker Zhuangzi (369
Wet Feet
VENUE: UNION THEATRE >>> Wet Feet is a tale of prejudice, fear, love and Strawberry Yazoo. Set in the present day, Franko (Michael Neri), an anxious mid-30-something, decides to face his anxiety over his closet
