I’m Sorry, Prime Minister review – Jim Hacker grows older but not wiser
I’m Sorry, Prime Minister offers warmth, wit and one last Oxford showdown between fading power and modern politics.
Rise And Fall Of The City of Mahagonny – Late-Stage Capitalism Has Never Looked So Cool
Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny asks what happens when everything is for sale and nobody can afford the bill.
Oh, Mary! star Dino Fetscher talks sheer queer joy
The play is unhinged, the cast is queer, and Dino Fetscher is loving every second of it!
Cable Street review – community, conflict, chorus
History, protest, and spine-tingling vocals collide in a musical that feels uncomfortably relevant right now.
From Bridgerton to American Psycho: Oli Higginson on Finding His Voice
Oli Higginson talks Bridgerton season four, American Psycho on stage, and stepping into music as Modern Oli, reflecting on visibility, ambition, and creative freedom.
Ballad Lines is deeply, fiercely moving
Ballad Lines at Southwark Playhouse is raw, beautiful storytelling where centuries of women sing through each other.