REVIEW: Rocky Horror "Something in between nostalgia and initiation, the 50th anniversary screening felt less like revisiting a classic than being enthusiastically recruited into its ever-growing cult"

REVIEW: 3.5 Stars for Rocky Horror @dominiontheatre.bsky.social

"Felt less like revisiting a classic than being enthusiastically recruited into its ever-growing cult"

wp.me/pdXz8Y-98z

#review #film #london

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Anna Jordan We sat down for a quick chat with Anna Jordan. Decade is the debut, autobiographical poetry collection from Bruntwood winning playwright and screenwriter Anna Jordan. 

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Anna Jordan

"When you write poetry it’s all up to you. Sometimes that’s a joy. Sometimes it’s terrifying."

#interview #whatson #london

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Christopher Howell and Desireé Burch Step into a world where illusion and storytelling intertwine, and magic becomes something far richer than a sequence of tricks. In Rabbits Out of the Hat, performers Christopher Howell and Desireé Burch reimagine the traditional magic show

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Christopher Howell and Desireé Burch

"We think it's really exciting when the magic grows organically out of the story you're watching on stage"

#interview #whatsonlondon

FEATURE: Metropolis A mind-melting modernist masterpiece as fresh as ever- the very best of Weimar era German cinema

FEATURE: Metropolis seen at @ BFI

'A mind-melting modernist masterpiece as fresh as ever- the very best of Weimar era German cinema'

#feature #whatson #london

REVIEW: Her and The Voice in Her Head Fuelled by spoken word and banter, Lorraine Adeyefa’s lively performance blends the playful and the painful, exposing the open wounds of a young Black woman’s search for love.

REVIEW: 4 Stars to #HerAndTheVoiceInHerHead @ Theatre Deli

'Fuelled by spoken word and banter, Adeyefa’s lively performance blends the playful and the painful, exposing the open wounds of a young Black woman’s search for love.'

#theatre #whatson #london

REVIEW: Relay A warm and inventive one person show that blends comedy, music and animation to explore queer family.

REVIEW: 5 Stars to #Relay @ The Lowry

'A warm and inventive one person show that blends comedy, music and animation to explore queer family.'

#theatre #whatson #manchester

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kenneth Butler We sat down for an exclusive interview with Kenneth Butler, performer of Asante in 'The Last Black Messiah'.

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kenneth Butler, who plays the role of Asante in 'The Last Black Messiah' @brocjacktheatre.bsky.social

'Sometimes, the most influential events and people don't get to have their story told honestly.'

wp.me/pdXz8Y-8Z7

#interview #highlight #feature #theatre #london

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ for Thrill Me at Waterloo East Theatre

'the show avoids feeling like a sensationalized melodrama and instead feels grounded in a very dark, uncomfortable reality'

wp.me/pdXz8Y-97t

#review #whatson #theatre

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ for Managed Approach @RiversideLondon

'Jules Coyle’s poignant play historicises a critical moment for British sex workers'

wp.me/pdXz8Y-97p

#review #London #theatre

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for Nayatt School Redux by The Wooster Group

'revisiting and reinventing embodied theatrical liveness'

wp.me/pdXz8Y-97h

#review #theatre #whatson

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐1/2 for Russian Roulette at Golden Goose Theatre

'An arresting piece on body and control that could leave a little more space to breathe'

wp.me/pdXz8Y-97b

#review #whatson #London #theatre

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ for Attachment Theory at The Bread & Roses Theatre

'a tight and uncomfortable queer story that must be told'

wp.me/pdXz8Y-976

#review #whatson #theatre

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Claudia Shnier We sat down for a quick chat with Claudia Shnier, writer, director and creator of Split Ends.

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Claudia Shnier @alphabetti_theatre

We sat down for a quick chat with Claudia Shnier, writer, director and creator of Split Ends.

wp.me/pdXz8Y-96V

#review #nationaltour #performance

REVIEW: Kinaesthesia + Q&A with Gerald Fox A richly intelligent excavation of early cinema’s dream logic that fascinates throughout, even as its length and restraint hold it back from full sensory immersion

REVIEW: Kinaesthesia + Q&A with Gerald Fox ⭐⭐⭐ BFI

A richly intelligent excavation of early cinema’s dream logic that fascinates throughout, even as its length and restraint hold it back from full sensory immersion

wp.me/pdXz8Y-96O

#review #london #film

REVIEW: Not Quite Three Sisters 4.5 stars UAL: University of the Arts London

A Brilliantly Experimental Multi-Lingual Reimagining of Chekhov’s Three Sisters

wp.me/pdXz8Y-96x

#review #london #theatre

REVIEW: The Rite By Heart Aurora Orchestra’s The Rite By Heart offered an immersive and accessible evening, turning a notoriously complex work into both a learning experience and a visceral performance.

REVIEW: 4.5 stars to The Rite By Heart Southbank Centre

“A two-part performance that first breaks The Rite By Heart open, then brings it roaring to life in full force.”

wp.me/pdXz8Y-96t

#london #orchestra #review

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jonathan Reed Following its debut in 2009 at the Royal Court, Jerusalem has been hailed by critics as “the greatest British play of the century” and is an irreverent hymn to myth, mischief, and England’s lost wildness.

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jonathan Reed, about his show "Jerusalem" at Tower Theatre

‘I really hope an audience can experience a show that feels different every night. ’

wp.me/pdXz8Y-96m

#interview #highlight #feature

REVIEW: Avenue Q Avenue Q is an up-to-date, vibrant show with an absolute corker of a cast - a brilliant success of a musical!

REVIEW: 5 stars to Avenue Q at the Shaftesbury Theatre

“A vibrant and raunchy show that adds so much colour to the West End scene, and a massively talented cast.”

wp.me/pdXz8Y-96i

#london #musical #review

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Enyi Okpara We sat down for an exclusive interview with Enyi Okpara about his upcoming show, The Beautiful Game.

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Enyi Okpara, to discuss ‘The Beautiful Game’

'There’s collective joy at a football game if your team win, in the same way, there’s a collective sense of fulfilment at the end of Beethoven's 7th.'

wp.me/pdXz8Y-968

#interview #highlight #feature

REVIEW: Quiet Light Set in a remote lighthouse, Quiet Light follows a lonely lighthouse keeper Ava (Elizabeth Anderson) struggles with the arrival of a marooned sailor and tries to cope with the arrival of marooned sailor Ray (Oisin Maguire).

REVIEW: 3.5 stars to Quiet Light at Barons Court Theatre

'Set in an isolated lighthouse, these young actors give a strong performance as they battle with the ghosts of their past.'

#theatre #london #review

REVIEW: The Boy at the Back of the Class A new boy sits at the back of a Year 5 class, not knowing anyone or even the language, and his journey is far from over.

REVIEW: 4.5 stars to The Boy at the Back of the Class at The Lowry, Manchester

'The piece is sensitive, educational and big-hearted. Multiple elements work together
beautifully to deliver a lasting message.'

#theatre #manchester #review

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Monsieur Chevalier IN CONVERSATION WITH: Monsieur Chevalier

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Monsieur Chevalier, Artistic Director of the Ballet National Folklorique du Luxembourg. ‘The Great Chevalier’ comes to The Place, London, on Friday 24th April only.

‘I do not insult my audience with neutrality. .’

wp.me/pdXz8Y-8VO

#interview #ballet

FEATURE: Million Dollar Baby As part of the BFI’s ‘The Cinematic Life of Boxing’ season, a screening of Million Dollar Baby (2004) was followed by a Q&A with broadcaster and former athlete Jeanette Kwakye

FEATURE: Million Dollar Baby @BFI

"An excellent meeting between cinema and sport"

#filmfeature

REVIEW: Tr[ia]l Tr[ia]l. Waking up in a treatment room with a single camera and no memory of how she got there, Subject X is freaking out.

REVIEW: Tr[ia]l @WhiteBearTheatr

"A mysterious medical trial raises philosophical quandaries in this near-future psychological thriller"

wp.me/pdXz8Y-95Q

#theatrereview #whatsonlondon

REVIEW: Steel Magnolias Review of Steel Magnolias running at the OSO Arts Centre from April 14 to April 18, 2026.

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ to Steel Magnolias

"A funny, nostalgic retelling of Robert Harling’s famous play"

#theatrereview #whatsonlondon

FEATURE: The Boxer and Q&A with Barry McGuigan This year the BFI is hosting a season celebrating The Cinematic Life of Boxing, showcasing a diverse range of films that represent the sport on the big screen. As part of the season, BFI Southbank screened Jim Sheridan’s 1997 film, The Boxer, loosely inspired by the life of prolific boxer Barry McGuigan.

FEATURE: The Boxer and Q&A with Barry McGuigan @BFI

"The depiction of the events on screen have only amplified the incredible story."

#filmfeature #whatsonlondon

REVIEW: An Evening Without Kate Bush Enter Strange Phenomena, howl with The Hounds Of Love and dance on the moors with Wuthering Heights. Kate's not there, but you are. Performer Sarah-Louise Young invites you to release your inner Bush in this joyful, unique and mind-blowing show

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐ to An Evening Without Kate Bush @ubsoho

"A wonderful celebration of the artist’s idiosyncratic brilliance"

#theatrereview #whatsonlondon

REVIEW: GUSH Harwick is remarkable in the play. She slickly gets you on the side of her character and brings life to this world we are brought into.

REVIEW: 4 stars to #GUSH Traverse Theatre

"A powerful and incredibly well-acted show"

#review #whatson #drama #edinburgh

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Gabrielle Norma-Griffin and Taylor Carmen We sat down for an exclusive interview to discuss 'Don't Panic' with Gabrielle Norma-Griffin and Taylor Carmen

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Gabrielle Norma-Griffin and Taylor Carmen, to discuss 'Don't Panic' at Etcetera Theatre.

'The generosity these artists are giving to a new work has been a gift beyond imagination.'

wp.me/pdXz8Y-93B

#interview #highlight #feature

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Josephine Burton We sat down for an exclusive interview with Josephine Burton, Artistic Director of Dash Arts and director of 'Our Public House'.

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Josephine Burton, director of ‘Our Public House’.

‘Who does the pub belong to? Who gets to feel at home there? What does it mean to reclaim it as a genuinely shared civic space?’

wp.me/pdXz8Y-8ZM

#interview #highlight #feature