The musical version of the comedy time travel story that’s inspired millions has been on stage in the West End for an entire year. In celebration they’ve extended the show, this time until 23rd July 2023. It goes to prove this is a musical to reckon with, a story people love whatever their age, and a treat for everyone who loves cool special effects. Now there’s more time to see it for yourself.
Theatre News and Reviews
15 Sep
News 
Back to the Future The Musical extends - Olivier-winning entertainment
By London Box Office Thursday, September 15 2022, 08:58
14 Sep
Reviews 
Review: THE CLINIC at the Almeida
By Stuart King Wednesday, September 14 2022, 10:21
Dipo Baruwa-Etti’s THE CLINIC has opened this week at the Almeida under the direction of Monique Touko. The title appears to be a reference to the open-plan kitchen environment of the wealthy black family’s home, in which social inequality discussions and familial bones of contention, provide rich pickings for hostility and combative misunderstandings within a family composed of both vehemently Right and Left leaning advocates, on the political spectrum.
13 Sep
Reviews 
Review: WALKING WITH GHOSTS at the Apollo Theatre
By Miriam Gibson Tuesday, September 13 2022, 09:54
In Gabriel Byrne’s one-man show, Walking With Ghosts, he heads back to his boyhood in Dublin- the characters, the noises, the boyhood scrapes. And we’re lucky enough to be coming along for the ride.
12 Sep
Reviews
Review: BACK TO THE FUTURE at the Adelphi Theatre
By Miriam Gibson Monday, September 12 2022, 09:53
Back To The Future: The Musical will only appeal to fans of the original film….so that’s pretty much everybody.
From the bar to the curtain, the Adelphi Theatre’s design sets the scene for show’s sci-fi theme. Bob Gale’s adaptation of the movie’s script is a faithful one. There are very few plot changes, and all the favourite jokes remain- Calvin Klein, Ronald Reagan, “Why don’t you make like a tree and get outta here?!”.
Back to the Future the Musical at the Adelphi Theatre.
11 Sep
Reviews
Review: HELP! WE ARE STILL ALIVE at Seven Dials Playhouse
By Stuart King Sunday, September 11 2022, 10:10
Elijah Ferreira and Jade Johnson play an ill-matched protagonist couple in a new post-apocalyptic musical HELP! WE ARE STILL ALIVE which opened at the intimate Seven Dials Playhouse this week. The creative enterprise largely concocted by Imogen Palmer and Tim Gilvin, sees Finn and Jass forced to stick with one another when after emerging from 2 days spent hiding from drone sounds in a mortuary freezer compartment, they discover everyone else has disappeared.
Jade Johnson and Elijah Ferreira in HELP! We Are Still Alive at Seven Dials Playhouse. Photo by Danny Kaan.
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