The Truth review: A hilarious comedy about lying, and that's the truth

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The Truth review: A hilarious comedy about lying, and that's the truth

Returning to the West End a decade after its last London run, Lindsay Posner’s star-studded reviv...

25 Jun, 2026 | By Sian McBride

Sinatra the Musical Review: Frankly Unmissable

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Sinatra the Musical Review: Frankly Unmissable

The Aldwych Theatre is no stranger to royally good musical biopics, the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll re...

25 Jun, 2026 | By Sian McBride

High Society review: What a swellegant, elegant, musical this is!

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High Society review: What a swellegant, elegant, musical this is!

British springtime is an unreliable thing, one week you’re panic buying cornettos, the next you’r...

3 Jun, 2026 | By Sian McBride

Beetlejuice review: jam-packed musical doesn't let a little thing like death stop it from putting on one hell of a show!

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Beetlejuice review: jam-packed musical doesn't let a little thing like death stop it from putting on one hell of a show!

We’ve been waiting a lifetime for Beetlejuice the Musical to knock three times on West End's door...

29 May, 2026 | By Sian McBride

1536 Review: Funny, Furious and Frighteningly Relevant. A Brilliantly Sharp Study of Male Entitlement.

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1536 Review: Funny, Furious and Frighteningly Relevant. A Brilliantly Sharp Study of Male Entitlement.

1536 takes a well-known headline - King Henry VIII Has Arrested Anne Boleyn for Treason - and shi...

13 May, 2026 | By Hay Brunsdon

Grace Pervades review: Ralph Fiennes and Miranda Raison shine in David Hare's tribute to Victorian stars

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Grace Pervades review: Ralph Fiennes and Miranda Raison shine in David Hare's tribute to Victorian stars

The Theatre Royal Haymarket has transformed into the Lyceum, but you won’t see any singing Sereng...

1 May, 2026 | By Sian McBride