We’re delighted to announce MAMMA MIA! THE PARTY has extended its booking period until 26th February 2023 at the O2. And that means thousands more of us will be able to experience the fun of an immersive experience complete with Abba songs, a disco, sing-alongs, great food and drink, great service, and a fantastic night out. Do it Greek-style at the O2 and you’ll feel like you’re inside the story that has thrilled so many people.
Theatre News and Reviews
21 Jul
News 
MAMMA MIA! THE PARTY extends at the O2
By London Box Office Thursday, July 21 2022, 09:56
20 Jul
Reviews 
Review: FASHION FREAK SHOW at The Roundhouse
By Stuart King Wednesday, July 20 2022, 09:54
Freakishly-funky, frivolously-fripperous, fabulously-flamboyant, fragrant and fantastic — it’s everything a fun-loving fashionista could dream of.
The life of French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier (he of the horizontal striped naval costumes and extravagantly sexual perfume adverts) hit the Roundhouse on Tuesday evening after months of pre-publicity. So did the show live up to the hype?
Jean Paul Gaultier: Fashion Freak Show at the Roundhouse. Photo by Mark Senior
19 Jul
Reviews
Review: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING at National Theatre, Lyttelton
By Stuart King Tuesday, July 19 2022, 10:54
Much Ado… is generally considered one of Shakespeare’s more playful comedies (due mainly to the witty exchanges between Beatrice and Benedick, who repeatedly deny their obvious attraction for one another). But there is also the matter of a maiden’s undoing, brought about by rumour and slander concocted by envious and greedy men. The Lyttelton’s production strongly embraces both comic and tragic elements.
The cast of Much Ado About Nothing at the Lyttelton Theatre. Photo by Manuel Harlan
18 Jul
New Shows
Auditions for World Premiere of The Time Traveller’s Wife: The Musical
By London Box Office Monday, July 18 2022, 11:37
It’s all go for the musical of the best-selling book and movie, The Time Traveller’s Wife. Auditions take place for the role of Young Clare at the Storyhouse Chester on 25th July, where the musical premieres from 30th September 2022 for two weeks. Then it’s heading for the West End, to a venue that’ll be announced soon. This is your chance to see the musical of the best-selling time travel romance that has delighted millions.
15 Jul
Reviews 
Review: JACK ABSOLUTE FLIES AGAIN at the Olivier Theatre
By Miriam Gibson Friday, July 15 2022, 09:26
Jack Absolute Flies Again is a proper, old-fashioned farce. It’s silly, slapstick, and the jokes shoot at you as fast as if they’re being dropped from a Hurricane bomber.
Caroline Quentin (Mrs Malaprop) and Peter Forbes (Anthony Absolute) in Jack Absolute Flies Again at the National Theatre. Photo by Brinkhoff-Moegenburg
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