A right royal romp through Netflix's The Crown and a view of the Windsors to relish.

A well acted play about a country fit for heroes that was anything but. A revival which resonates still.

Gripping, thought provoking play about a run away child and parents revealed to be not what they seem as social worker struggles with the truth.

An engrossing and frequently very funny marital battle which has a powerful conclusion.

Seize the chance if you have not already done so to see Sue Townsend's legendary teenager on stage.

A sophisticated merry go round of love affairs based on Schnitzler's famous La Ronde.

Thriller Live thrills and is as fresh today as when it opened a decade ago. A first rate night out with the King of Pop.

On the Town it ain't but this tale of three young GIs looking for sex on the eve of going to Vietnam works wonderfully well.

Interesting but ultimately over long play about Charles Darwin and his On the Origin of the Species.

The best sung musical in town. A fine cast is led by Trudi Camilleri as the woman who went over Niagara Falls in a barrel.

Powerful play about the post traumatic stress suffered by a young soldier who served in Aghanistan. It provides no answers, raises the issues effectively.

This annual open air season outside County Hall gets off to a shaky start, but what the heck - it is FREE.

A splendidly directed, choreographed and performed island in the Caribbean sun musical - a summer evening delight.

Baroque opera - hard to take perhaps, but rewarding as the Greek gods and mortals have the inevitable misunderstandings.

She didn't say yes, she didn't say no - an interesting examination of an alleged date rape which will set you arguing about the truth.

A glorious wallow in the show stopping songs of Jerry Herman delivered with style by a first rate cast.

An unforgettable evening of dance which transforms Shakespeare's Verona to a world inside an institution for disturbed young people.

Interesting and well acted London premiere of a forgotten, perhaps deservedly so, Philip (See How They Run) King play.

A shambolic often inaudible production of a play based on Victor Hugo's famous novel with a gallant cast of six doing their best.