Dietrich tries to stop Edward V111 from abdicating in this pleasant enough theatrical trifle.
Author: Bill Russell
Very well acted Beckett triple bill
Precious few riches in this rehash of an ancient Broadway show about Jewish immigrants in the New York rag trade in 1911.
A master class in the art of improv - or how to conjure a show up before your very eyes from your suggestions.
One to see not once but twice - an enchanting show splendidly performaed and sung.
A kick in the teeth polemic to relish.
People with problems and man's best friend - a rewarding play.
The playing fields of Rugby provide the warriors of the Battle of Britain in this updated version of the classic tale of Flashman and Tom.
Death defying and daring - prepare to have your breath taken.
Next time you come to town give the West End a miss and take a tube or bus to some of London's fine fringe theatres
Watch those tap dancing feet and be swept away as Peggy Sawyer becomes a star in this cast iron hit of a show.
A superbly staged production of one of Dickens' best loved novels.
A sight for sore eyes you could say. HG Wells classic tale comes up good as new in this sparkling holiday show.
A tremendous play for today about life in multi ethnic Britain which challenges our reactions to racism.
A young man jumps in front of a tube train leaving the traumatised driver wanting to know why. Complex, moving tale.
Something completely different for Christmas in a dazzling display of quick change and acting skills.
Charming, modest musical version of Mary Haley Bell's novel and the Brian Forbes movie. Not the Lloyd Webber one.
An intriguing if at times baffling trip to the wilder shores of the internet.
One man and four dames in what could be the funniest pantomime of the season.
Charleston the night away on the Riviera with Polly and Mme Dubonnet in a spiffing revival of this much loved musical,