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London Theatre Reviews

Read in-depth reviews of West End shows, offering expert opinions and audience reactions to the latest theatre performances.

Review: The Phantom Of The Opera Is A Classic, Through And Through. It's... Phantastic!

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Review: The Phantom Of The Opera Is A Classic, Through And Through. It's... Phantastic!

The Phantom of the Opera, now in its 30th year at (the divine) Her Majesty's Theatre, is a real c...

5 May, 2016 | By Harriet Wilson

Review: Phantom Of The Opera At Her Majesty's Theatre

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Review: Phantom Of The Opera At Her Majesty's Theatre

I have a confession to make. For a long time I had no interest in Phantom of the Opera. I got the...

26 Apr, 2016 | By Harriet Hards

Review: Show Boat

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Review: Show Boat

If ever proof were needed that some of the best theatre comes from outside London, Daniel Evans’ ...

20 Apr, 2016 | By Liz Dyer

Review: A Five Star Run At The Wyndham's Theatre For People, Places & Things

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Review: A Five Star Run At The Wyndham's Theatre For People, Places & Things

People, Places & Things is another successful west end transfer from the ever brilliant National ...

19 Apr, 2016 | By Harrison Fuller

REVIEW: You Really Got Me! ★★★★★ For Sunny Afternoon

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REVIEW: You Really Got Me! ★★★★★ For Sunny Afternoon

When I first saw and heard about The kinks musical Sunny Afternoon, I really didn't think it woul...

16 Apr, 2016 | By Jasmine Richards

Review: Jersey Boys At The Piccadilly Theatre

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Review: Jersey Boys At The Piccadilly Theatre

Jersey Boys, currently playing at the Piccadily Theatre, is a brilliant, easy-going, feel-good mu...

16 Apr, 2016 | By Harriet Wilson

Review: Hand To God Is A Must See For Anyone Who Is A Fan Of Dark Comedy

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Review: Hand To God Is A Must See For Anyone Who Is A Fan Of Dark Comedy

As unexpected as it sounds, the show about a satanic sock puppet on the arm of an unstable child ...

11 Apr, 2016 | By Emma McNamara