Reading Time: 2 minutesTake a prick, take a friend, just take anyone, and have a camp old time with this show Sleeping Beauty Takes a Prick! is a new (very) adult pantomime from the team behind the hugely successful Above…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA delightful resurgence of a timeless classic – a visual feast for the senses In an age where uniqueness and identity are both celebrated and criticised, the narrative of how we engage with those who appear different…
Reading Time: 2 minutesEngaging and entertaining classical chaos and a mythological rollercoaster that’ll leave you in splits! Charles Court Opera and Jermyn Street Theatre join forces to create Odyssey: A Heroic Pantomime, an epic adventure that takes a wild spin on the literary…
Reading Time: 3 minutesA fantastically fun treat for all the family – with a new adventure, new friends, and old foes… Wendy has returned to Neverland to help Peter Pan after the pixie dust waterfall has dried up and left…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA theatrical epic of fate, regret, and an undoubtedly Russian story A Woman Walks Into a Bank serves as both the title and the opening line of Roxy Cook’s brilliantly written and directed piece. It also happens…
Reading Time: 2 minutesVulgar, crass, and good camp fun Tinderella, Two Big Balls, One Happy Ending! is the classic family friendly story of Cinderella updated to the modern day. Except it’s nothing like that at all and for the love…
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn intimate, angry tale of dysfunction and destruction A new student production made its debut at the Burton Taylor Studio theatre in Oxford this week. Elspeth Rogers’ Night Shift takes place over a week in Shaya’s life,…
Reading Time: 3 minutesConstella derives from constellation, meaning ‘a grouping of stars’, and the bringing together of professional musicians, dancers, artists, and historians lies at its heart Constella Music aims to harness the expressive power of music for social good,…
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Snow Queen, adapted by Morna Young, directed by Cora Bisset, and intended to have a distinctly Scottish flavour, is set in Victorian Edinburgh.
Reading Time: 2 minutesOh What A Lovely War is a musical developed by Joan Littlewood and originally performed in 1963 before being turned into a successful film released in 1969.