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Social media culture gets savaged by The Butler Brothers in this exquisitely catty, satirical splatter... The post Starsuckers Review (2026 Tubi London Frightfest) appeared first...
Burlesque's musical numbers were what I'd hoped for: glamorous, energetic and packed with glitter, they brought back that cinematic feeling. The post No Cher or Christina onstage,...
How to describe “Beyond the Stardust”? It feels like buzzkill for me just to call it a loud disco with circus acts, given how the creative team bills it as an “Afro-disco-space-pun...
Bringing a story as familiar as Dirty Dancing to the stage is no easy task, but there’s enough sparkle and sensational dancing to quell doubts. The post Glitz, goosebumps and slick...
Sting’s The Last Ship sails into Drury Lane with plenty of noise, spectacle and shouting, but little heart or humour. The post Review: The Last Ship, Theatre Royal Drury Lane appea...
The World Was A Mess But His Hair Was Perfect, Janine Warren’s oral history of 2000s-era British indie, details the music industry's final wheeze. The post A new oral history of th...
Sting’s musical about the decline of the Tyneside shipyards finally makes it to London, with the man himself starring
Chaos and comedy seep out of everyday scenarios in The Big Cheese. The post Review: The Big Cheese, Golden Goose Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
People showed up to the festival in polka dots. The polka dots took many forms. Homemade T-shirts. Facemask hoodies. A pretty decent number of kids who painted themselves white and...
It's a show that still needs work, but there is no denying it’s already a fun offering, especially if you're a bit of rock music geek! The post Review: Teen Spirit, theSpace @ Surg...
La Bohème's cast feel like they know Puccini. Alexia Voulgaridou brings experience to the role of Mimì, and her aria in the first act was touching. The post LA BOHÈME: WNO deliver...
A chaotic puppet sketch show with lots of great moments throughout that suggest there is plenty more to come from this team. The post Review: B*tch Eat Dog, Greenside @ George Stre...
A thoughtful exploration of teenage life, technology and human connection, set some 75 years in the future but ever relevant to the present, delivered with energy by its young crea...
This machine kills fascists ⎯ and makes one hell of a piece of gig theatre. The post Review: Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie, Underbelly Boulevard appeared first...
TORONTO – At first, Alexandra Pechman’s “Magazine” is a bit of a flop. The characters seem slight. The dialogue is too awkward for even inherently awkward characters to speak out l...
Every year, Allplay seems to dig up the most random games for their Gen Con releases. They are tiny boxes that sell for $9, and yet they are also some of our most talked-about game...
The zombie-punk art riot looks the part, but can become repetitive.
This machine kills fascists ⎯ and makes one hell of a piece of gig theatre. The post Review: Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie, Underbelly Boulevard appeared first...
Hidden behind the infectious tunes on Blossoms' newest album lies an exploration of love and relationships, and all the attendant baggage. The post Stockport stars BLOSSOMS leave...
Clearly at home on the stage, Cassyette plays with real joy and zeal tonight: a true performer with the crowd in the palm of her hand. The post Modern alternative scene queen CASSY...
Kayla Eisenberg (vocals) and Marguerite Stern (guitar and vocals) are “Carol” and “Julie”, renowned vocal coaches and self-styled “gurus of the throat”, treating lucky audiences to...
The iconic replica Elizabethan galleon is a perfect setting for this Tempest... The post Review: The Tempest, The Golden Hinde appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Gurriers are a band who will be hard to ignore in the near future; when they return to Cardiff, it will no doubt be at a much bigger venue. The post Irish up’n’comers GURRIERS give...
A good country epic, but one that could use another verse. The post Review: Midnight in Nashville, The Glitch appeared first on Everything Theatre.
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