The hit devilish solo musical will return to London before a Edinburgh Fringe debut.
Beth Lilly, Amy Bianchi, Kit Loyd and Natasha Vasandani headshots.
West End Theatre News and Reviews
15 May
News 
DIVA: LIVE FROM HELL! confirms limited London run
By Emmie Newitt Wednesday, May 15 2024, 10:53
15 May
New Shows
COCKFOSTERS returns to London for a limited run
By Emmie Newitt Wednesday, May 15 2024, 10:34
The three-time sellout comedy will return for a three-week Turbine Theatre run.
Beth Lilly, Amy Bianchi, Kit Loyd and Natasha Vasandani headshots.
15 May
Reviews 
Review: PEOPLE, PLACES AND THINGS at Trafalgar Theatre
By Stuart King Wednesday, May 15 2024, 09:18
A disturbed and fragile actress has reached a tipping point in her consumption of alcohol and drugs, and finally takes the bold step to check herself into a rehabilitation facility. Initially unable to comprehend the benefits of group interaction, she challenges everything inherent in the program’s model as she flails at the injustices she perceives in the world, whilst trying to convince herself and others that drugs and addiction offer a dependable antidote to the ubiquitous cruelty manifest in everyday life - most notably for her, the early death of her brother in a traffic accident.
The cast of People, Places & Things in the West End. Photo Marc Brenner.
15 May
Reviews
Review: BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY at Hampstead Theatre
By Stuart King Wednesday, May 15 2024, 08:22
Walter Pops Washington, a stubborn and self-righteous former police officer, refuses to settle his claim for compensation, believing that he was the targeted victim of a bar shooting carried out by a rookie white cop, based solely on the colour of his skin. Since the incident, his wife has passed and those who remain and move in his small circle, including his son Junior and various hangers-on,have long since begun to fragment.
Between Riverside and Crazy company at Hampstead Theatre. Photo credit Johan Persson
14 May
Casts
Full cast announced for THE WIZARD OF OZ's return to the West End
By Emmie Newitt Tuesday, May 14 2024, 10:59
The production heads to the West End for a limited four-week season this summer.
The Wizard of Oz production image.
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