A splendidly performed revival of a dazzling play about the aftermath of changing partners which has withstood the passage of time. One to see.
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Music which pulses in the brain long after it has stopped
Possibly the worst musical of 2019 - and the year has only just begun - it tells how the Can-Can was born.
The best play about the miners' strike
James "Biddie" Biddlecombe delights with a cabaret programme filled with something old, something new and something just a tiny bit suggestive.
An excellent production of a play with shortcomings …
A strongly cast first rate revival with a superb performance from David Suchet burying the ghost of Poirot for ever.
A matter of life and death
Something fishy and farcical in the insurance sector
Pianist Steven Osborne in music of intense stillness and supercharged energy
An intriguing and well acted version of the Dracula story in a most unusual venue, the first time a play has been staged there.
Beautifully challenging and thought-provoking
Touching, Hilarious, Devastating - A Wonderful Production
Black theatre company Talawa arrive at the Royal Court with an impressive piece about a young woman facing up to life on her own.
A one off evening in which two great ladies of the musical stage sing, tell stories and enchant the audience in the process.
How drunken dad Dave and dim son William find themselves in Thailand and lose their inhibitions.
The RLPO finds plenty of life in two concert hall warhorses