PETER PAN GOES WRONG is flying back into the West End in time for Christmas!
Also embarking on a UK tour this September, Mischief's hilarous comedy will run at the Lyric Theatre between 23 November 2023 - 14 January 2024.
Theatre News and Reviews
24 Mar
News 
PETER PAN GOES WRONG returns to the West End
By Eleni Cashell Friday, March 24 2023, 11:10
23 Mar
Reviews 
Review: KILLING THE CAT at Riverside Studios
By Stuart King Thursday, March 23 2023, 08:56
With book and lyrics by Warner Brown and music by Joshua Schmidt, new musical KILLING THE CAT has opened for a limited run at Riverside Studios in Hammersmith. Unimaginatively directed by Jenny Eastop the semi-staged production and a cast of 5 with mere keyboards, cello and drums for accompaniment, regale the audience with 27 songs over the course of the show, but there is limited value in naming any of the numbers given the uniformly bland nature of the compositions.
Molly Lynch, Joaquin Pedro Valdes, Kluane Saunders, and Tim Rogers in Killing the Cat. Photo Danny Kaan.
22 Mar
Reviews
Review: BLACK SUPERHERO at Royal Court Theatre
By Stuart King Wednesday, March 22 2023, 11:06
Some theatrical works defy description and so it is with BLACK SUPERHERO currently playing at the The Royal Court Theatre. No stranger to controversy, the venue has long ceased apologising for its part in bringing challenging avant garde work to the fore. It justifiably revels in its reputation and by presenting new work as strong as this, it is right to do so.
Black Superhero at the The Royal Court Theatre
20 Mar
News
Mike Faist and Lucas Hedges to make West End debuts in BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN
By Eleni Cashell Monday, March 20 2023, 11:30
A stage adaptation of BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN is making its world premiere in London this May.
It will star Mike Faist and Lucas Hedges, who make their West End debuts in the production.
19 Mar
Reviews
Review: AKHNATEN at ENO London Coliseum
By Stuart King Sunday, March 19 2023, 13:35
Forming the last part of Philip Glass’ trilogy of what he termed portrait operas in which he cast an eye over the lives of three notable figures from the worlds of science, politics and religion, Akhnaten follows Einstein and Gandhi as his final subject for treatment.
ENO Akhnaten 2023, Akhnaten played by Anthony Roth Costanzo © Belinda Jiao
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