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Tumulus by Christopher Adams. Soho Theatre Upstairs, 21 Dean Street, London W1. 2**. William Russell
Good intentions do not make good theatre but this drama about gay chemsex is well played and has its moments.
Zonbies galore in a farcical take on George A Romero's famous horror film which is for those who like this sort of thing only.
PLYMOUTH THEATRE ROYAL PLYMOUTH – 17 APRIL 2019 & TOUR PEPPERLAND 4**** RUNNING TIME 1 HOUR Theatre Royal Plymouth Box Office – 01752 267222 www.theatreroyal.com …
Maggie Smith triumphs as Goebells' secretary Brunhilda de Ponmsel in a fine and challenging play.
Horrific fun from a talented young company
A very well performed,handsomely staged & directed musical about the first person - a woman - to go over the Niagra Falls in a barrel …
Half ghost story, half psychological thriller
Mullova’s masterful Sibelius and some Technicolor French showpieces
A lavish and well played, but ultimately not completely satisfying, revival of a great play about women, work and family.
A national treasure at the end, but once the most dangerous man in Britain inducing apoplexy in the Daily Mail, Tony Benn looks back.
A road trip to happiness taken by a dysfunctional Albuquerque family so that small daughter Olive can take part in a California beauty contest.
A disappointingly bland gothic horror
A breezy and colourful revival of a dated show with some great songs to relish.
Maggie May? Maggie Must. A first rate revival of a long forgotten show.
Jolly, jaunty, spikey, but misses out on the real punch
Ross Willis’ triumphant debut