By John Yap Tuesday, February 18 2020, 16:36
It has been nearly 30 years since Friedrich Durrenmatt’s THE VISIT visited London. It was at the National Theatre then and now, in a new adaptation by Tony Kushner, it is re-visiting The National Theatre. This long delayed visit was anticipated with great interest and now that it is here, it is also very long.
The cast of The Visit at the National Theatre. Photo by Johan Persson.
By Josephine Balfour-Oatts Tuesday, February 18 2020, 14:05
Shut-eye feels nigh on impossible when such exciting shows as Sleepless: A Musical Romance are coming to the London stage. Is this a dream? Someone pinch us, quick.
By Josephine Balfour-Oatts Tuesday, February 18 2020, 07:52
This festive season, experience A Christmas Carol as never before. A brand-new adaptation by Mark Gatiss (Dracula, The League of Gentlemen, Sherlock) gives particular focus to the story's supernatural roots - a perfect addition to the atmospheric Alexandra Palace.
By Phil Willmott Monday, February 17 2020, 11:42
Of course we must be positive about any audacious theatrical enterprise but whilst I wish the Dutch producers of musical, SOLDIER OF ORANGE, every success with it in London, the way in which they’re exporting it after 9 years of success in Holland suggests they’ve little understanding of the market here.
By Josephine Balfour-Oatts Monday, February 17 2020, 09:45
Sugar + butter + flour = a recipe for success. With Waitress continuing to prosper in London’s West End, the principal character of Jenna is now being played by its composer Sara Bareilles for a limited 6-week stretch.
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