Table 17
What an unexpectedly spectacular way to spend a Friday night!
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Getting Rekt (An Evening Star)
Getting Rekt, written and performed by Jamie Nowski, is a charming and unexpectedly moving one-man show currently playing at the Union Theatre.
You're So Special
Off the back of the huge success of Playfight, sitting down for You're So Special felt like settling in with someone whose work you already trust completely.
Fuccbois: Live in Concert
This is epic, relentless, joyful nonsense of the highest order, the kind of evening that relegates your headache to a distant memory and puts whatever you were worrying about on pause for a very welcome hour or so.
The Bodyguard
The real star of this production is Mirela Mambo, whose exceptional vocals and assured acting make Rachel Marron her own.
Operation Mincemeat
Operation Mincemeat has already built a formidable reputation, and this touring production at Eastbourne’s Congress Theatre demonstrates exactly why it has become one of the most acclaimed new British musicals of recent years.
Now You See Me
Inspired by the hit film series, the production captures the slick style, mystery and playful deception that made the movies such a success.
Remix Roulette
It’s hard to know where to begin when asked which parts of Remix Roulette were standouts. When it comes to musical improvisation, riding on vocals and technique alone doesn’t always cut it, but Frisky gave us all of this and far more. The concept of Remix Roulette alone
Hit Machine
There is a particular kind of cognitive dissonance that comes with watching someone you associate entirely with a television character stand in front of you on a stage.
Dial M for Murder
At first glance, this production of Dial M for Murder appears deceptively simple: a cast of just five, a single living-room set, and minimal theatrical flourishes. In reality, however, it is a finely crafted production that demonstrates just how effective thoughtful direction, credit to Josh Mathieson, and strong performances
The Sleeping Beauty
There are few venues capable of doing justice to the sheer scale of The Sleeping Beauty. Thankfully, the Royal Albert Hall is one of them. Making its first appearance at this iconic venue, the English National Ballet feels perfectly at home beneath its vast dome. The concert hall is transformed
Eat The Rich (Except Me Mates xx)
This is without question just the beginning for Franks, and with a Netflix deal on the horizon, her career matches her acrylics perfectly: sturdy, long, and glittering.
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Cruisin' for a Cabaret
At the intimate Canal Café Theatre, Cruisin' for a Cabaret, produced by Posnertivity Productions, delivered an enjoyable evening celebrating some of musical theatre's most feel good songs. The venue proved to be the perfect setting, allowing the audience to feel closely connected to each performer and creating
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Giffords Circus
Whoever said the circus was only for kids has never seen Giffords Circus…
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“Oh, Mary!”
Oh. Mary! We were not expecting that!
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Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of Ring
The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, based on the legendary book series by J.R.R Tolkien, has been a cult classic since the first film, “The Fellowship of the Ring” directed by the renowned Peter Jackson, came out in 2001, — and for good reason! Whether someone is a
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Tender
Tender arrives at Soho Theatre off the back of considerable buzz. Writer Dave Harris and director Matthew Xia reunited after their five star Tambo and Bones, and with Jessie Mei Li leading the cast, expectations were understandably high.
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Here & Now: The Steps Musical
5-6-7-ATE! Here & Now, the smashing supermarket show, devoured and left no crumbs!
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Ride the Cyclone
Sit back, stare, and be startled as an eclectic mix of characters guide you through their individual journeys in a way that is quirky, full-on, and teaches the audience to expect the unexpected.
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Anna Lapwood: International Women’s Day
In honor of International Women's Day 2026, and women everywhere, Anna Lapwood dazzles an audience of thousands both with her enticing talent and personality — plus her signature sequined jackets.
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Letters Live: Earth Day
There is something quietly radical about the premise of Letters Live: taking words never meant for a stage and placing them at the centre of one of the world's most iconic venues.
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Dear England
There is an immediate sense of energy inside the New Wimbledon Theatre as Dear England kicks off, bringing the story of the England men’s team under Gareth Southgate to the stage.
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Chloe Petts: Big Naturals
There is an electric anticipation humming through the room at Soho Theatre as Chloe Petts: Big Naturals begins, and it is immediately clear this is something special (and unbelievably gay).
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Evita
This new adaptation is the show of the summer, with heat radiating off the stage with each number performed, the fire of its force will burn far beyond its limited 12 week run.