Piano poetry and pyrotechnics from Ji Liu
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Musical about the tribulations of a young composer in 1990s New York trying to get his show put on. A first rate cast dazzles.
A tale of an awkward, touching friendship between Agatha Christie and Margaret Rutherford, a memorable Marple but not what Dame Agatha envisioned her to be.
A sonic spectacular – with a one-man ballet thrown in
An invitation to the dance not to be turned down. A comic delight performed with style.
An effective and diverting thriller
Faithful to Christie, but a tad dull
A joyful and hilarious Barber.
A joyously fruitful collaboration between young UK and Russian musicians
Joyful adaptation of Enid Blyton's stories
Excellent re-working of the Osborne classic
Ludicrous, bizarre and funny farce
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.
A witty and beautifully performed play
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.
An impressive performance from a talented and passionate young cast.
Disappointingly thin storytelling of great singer