Theatre

For the Lack of Laura
| Review, The Shaw Theatre

Big voices, bold choices – For the Lack of Laura is a chaotic, charming new musical about love, time travel, and fate.

Elvis Evolution
| Review, Immerse LDN

Don’t step on my Blue Suede Shoes – Elvis Evolution is a nostalgic joyride through Elvis’s life, with a live band and a party finish.

Arsema Thomas

‘Representation without reflection isn't progress’ – Arsema Thomas on decolonising storytelling and disrupting the system.

Till The Stars Come Down
| Review, Theatre Royal Haymarket

A Raucous, Raw, and Remarkably Real Family Drama: Till The Stars Come Down Shines at Theatre Royal Haymarket.

The Merry Wives Of Windsor
| Review, Shakespeare’s Globe

Shakespeare does Carry On: The Merry Wives of Windsor is a big, daft, pastel-drenched farce at the Globe.

Titanique
| Review, Criterion Theatre

Titanique: Celine Dion, an Iceberg, and a stage flooded with seamen!

Dita Von Teese

‘People come with no idea what they’re walking into, and leave saying, “I’ve never seen anything like that.”’ Dita Von Teese on her latest show, Diamonds and Dust

Evita
| Review, London Palladium

Rachel Zegler commands the stage – and the street – in a mesmerising, modern Evita that’s part elegy, part rock concert, all brilliance.

Simon Parkes

Simon Parkes on buying Brixton Academy for £1 – and turning it into Britain’s most iconic live music venue.

Georgie Henley

From Narnia to Kilburn: Georgie Henley finds truth, tension, and queer joy in The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs.

James Cooper

‘It starts with this absurd hook, but it’s really about two people figuring out who they are, and how to love from that place.’ James Cooper opens up about Lovestuck,