Kids Play is a complex, dark but eventually heart-warming playlet – part comedy, part drama. We’re in a hotel room in Brighton...
I seldom rave about an experimental piece of theatre where different kinds of art form are blended and intertwined together but with...
Maurice at Above The Stag is the story of a man coming to terms with his homosexuality in Edwardian England based on...
Les Ballets Trocadero De Monte Carlo, or The Trocks, are a troop of exquisite and very funny male ballet dancers performing all...
This week the team at Above The Stag Theatre open their new production of Maurice, based on the classic book by EM...
Writer James Hogan demonstrates his understanding of the power of addiction and the price that is often paid in his play High...
Opening this week is High Ridin’ at the King’s Head Theatre, a comedy drama that turns the ‘boy moves to big...
Guy The Musical is a fabulous mix of electric, synth-pop, punk, funk, rap, disco and high energy that will blow your socks...
Charles Gershman’s Free and Proud at The King’s Head Theatre has a good message at the heart of the play. Both actors...
The first thing to say about Chris Woodley’s play Next Lesson is that it is very good. An A+, 10 out of...
Revisiting Shaun Kitchener’s All That after seeing it for the first time back in June 2017, it is very clear that the...
Next Lesson is the laugh-out-loud, thoughtful and inventive new play in the Studio space at Above The Stag Theatre, which charts 18...
This production of Little Shop of Horrors – book and lyrics by Howard Ashman, music by Alan Menken, based on the film...
Written by Valeriy Pecheykin, A Little Hero may never be staged in his native Russia due to a 2013 law banning distribution...
Crazy Coqs and Live at Zedel continue to stage shows that are superb and extremely entertaining and none more so than Sacred...
Willi Richards’ first play is rather a complex affair highlighting the complications of being gay in 2018. Rush explores the problems of...
With the mesmerising Reuben Kaye as Master of Ceremonies and an excellent opening number featuring a mash up of heavy metal, Brecht...
To find out if Ronnie Larsen’s highly amusing play Happy Ending finishes with the two characters going off into the sunset...
Mart Crowley’s grip of the homosexual psyche is superb. In For Reasons That Remain Unclear he has at the centre of the...
Jackie Skarvellis’ mesmerising play at the Kings Head Theatre about James Dean is a beautifully observed and well informed piece about the...
James Dean Is Dead! (Long Live James Dean) This powerful, no-holds-barred one-man show at the Kings Head Theatre begins as James Dean,...
Something wicked this way comes… Two Box Productions, the team behind Doctor Whosical the musical, are back and bring with them the...