Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Horrible Histories Live on Stage this summer, the funniest, fearsome and most farcical facts from history return to the West End from next month.
Photo by Jane Hobson
By Emmie Newitt Thursday, June 12 2025, 14:47
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Horrible Histories Live on Stage this summer, the funniest, fearsome and most farcical facts from history return to the West End from next month.
Photo by Jane Hobson
By Emmie Newitt Thursday, June 12 2025, 14:19
It will the first London production by Secret Cinema for the first time since 2022 and the first of three planned summer events at Evolution London in Battersea Park.
Stephanie Costi, Liam Buckland and Lucy Penrose. Photo by Danny With a Camera
By Stuart King Thursday, June 12 2025, 14:15
For anyone of my era, Live Aid challenged our parent’s Woodstock as the once in a generation, popular culture milestone. Forty years on and JUST FOR ONE DAY revisits and recreates the excitement, passion and urgency inherent in staging the 1985 events, which raised funds to save millions from starvation in Africa.
Tim Mahendran and the cast of Just For One Day. Photo credit Evan Zimmerman.
By Emmie Newitt Thursday, June 12 2025, 09:50
The musical, penned by the award-winning writing duo Kit Buchan and Jim Barne (Two Strangers (Carry A Cake Across New York)), will be presented for four performances in July.
Mona Loser artwork.
By Stuart King Wednesday, June 11 2025, 23:05
Martin Storrow has evidently poured much personal experience of tragedy into his original musical KING OF PANGEA which has began its short run at King’s Head this week, having been in development since before 2019.
Mark Curry (Elijah) and Alfie Blackwell (Sam Crow) in King of Pangea at King’s Head Theatre. Credit Steve Gregson
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