Reading Time: 3 minutesJermyn Street Theatre presents "Napoleon: Un Petit Pantomime," a humorous take on the classic panto genre. Directed by John Savournin and Benji Sperring, the show features an engaging cast and a colorful set designed by Lucy Fowler. With witty dialogue and lively musical numbers, it promises a fun evening until January 5th.
Reading Time: 3 minutes“An iconic movie heightened by an incredible orchestra” In 2009 James Cameron’s Avatar took the cinema world by storm, raking in $2.92billion globally and becoming the highest grossing movie in history. The blockbuster was 15 years in development, and…
Reading Time: 2 minutesWith an incredible fifteen plus years of drag under her wig, Ginger is a seasoned performer, and knows how to work a crowd.
Reading Time: 3 minutesBiography of a Constellation, directed by Paloma Sierra is one of six productions that make up LAMDA’s Greenhouse Festival, an event at Orange Tree Theatre which showcases the work of LAMDA’s graduating MA students.
Reading Time: 3 minutesSuit in Three Keys is a trilogy of plays written by Noël Coward and first presented in London in 1966. You might know Coward from his earlier works, for the most part comedies, such as Private Lives, Blithe Spirit and Present Laughter, all three of which have graced the stages of the West End in recent years. This trilogy, written much later in his career, consists of a double-bill Shadows of the Evening and Come into the Garden, Maud, alongside full-length production A Song at Twilight. The three were written to be watched together, and you can catch the lot at The Orange Tree Theatre until 6th July.
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Glass Menagerie, first performed in 1944, has seen countless reimaginings over the years.
Reading Time: 2 minutesEight years after the original production at the National Theatre (a co-production with Headlong), Denise Gogh has reprised her original role of Emma in Duncan Macmillan’s hard-hitting play People, Places and Things.
Reading Time: 3 minutesNo one can teach you how to be a parent, and no one can warn you exactly how bringing a child into the world can affect the relationships that you already have. Ash (Ifran Shamji) and Anya (Eileen O’Higgins) are full of love for their newborn son, but as time passes Ash struggles to figure out where he fits. Sleepless nights and misunderstandings lead to rows and fractures in Ash and Anya’s marriage and his relationship with his mother (Lucy Black) in this new play written and directed by Bijan Sheibani.
Reading Time: 2 minutesIain Stirling, the iconic voice of Love Island, is back on stage this year with his new stand-up show ‘Relevant’. The BAFTA award-winning comedian, dubbed a ‘national sensation’ by the Evening Standard is also known for his Prime Video stand-up special, ‘Failing Upwards’, and co-creating and starring in the sticome ‘Buffering’ alongside this tour’s support act Steve Bugeja.
Reading Time: 3 minutesOne-woman shows have become increasingly popular on the West End in recent years, from Jodie Comer’s incredible performance in Prima Facie at the Harold Pinter back in 2022, to Sarah Snook in the current run of The Picture of Dorian Gray.