By Stuart King Saturday, May 10 2025, 15:31
SNAP! (as stated on the posters) or SNAP: A New Musical (as stated just about everywhere else), is a ghastly mishmash of incoherent ideas which the creator has allowed himself to run away with. David O’Brien who is responsible (in the worst possible way) for the book, music and lyrics, should not be shocked when reviewers point out that the end result of his efforts, is a convoluted identity crisis.
The Cast of SNAP at King's Head Theatre. Photo by Stuart Yeatman.
By Shehrazade Zafar-Arif Saturday, May 10 2025, 10:52
The Choir of Man is a rollicking, feel-good musical full of colourful characters and unforgettable songs, set within a traditional British pub where you, the audience, are invited to join in the fun. Jason Brock, who plays Romantic sits down with London Box Office to hear what he loves about the show and why you should check it out.
Jason Brock. Headshot provided by production.
By Emmie Newitt Friday, May 9 2025, 11:06
Currently heading towards its eighth year in the West End later this year, the new cast will join the revolutionary musical next month.
Bente Mulan, Jonathan Andrew Hume, Yeukayi Ushe and Jasmine Jia Yung Shen. Headshots provided by production.
By Emmie Newitt Friday, May 9 2025, 10:06
The powerful and inspiring life story of the award-winning, multi-platinum selling, global icon will debut in London following a workshop presentation in 2023.
I'm Every Woman: The Chaka Khan Musical artwork.
By Stuart King Friday, May 9 2025, 08:56
With a book by David Ives, music and lyrics by the late great Stephen Sondheim, HERE WE ARE is apparently inspired by the films of Luis Buñuel, (presumably the goings on in The Discrete Charm of the Bourgeoisie and Exterminating Angel). This week, the show completed its transatlantic migration and landed at National Theatre’s Lyttelton stage.
The cast of Here We Are at the National Theatre. Photographer Marc Brenner
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