With a successful career spanning almost forty years, Madness have written a vast catalogue of iconic chart topping songs, and it is the tracks from their early years that the musical Our House is centred around.
West End Theatre News and Reviews
27 Oct
Reviews 
Review: OUR HOUSE at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley
By Nicola Wright Friday, October 27 2017, 13:23
27 Oct
Reviews 
Review: TO A SIMPLE, ROCK'N'ROLL... SONG at The Barbican Theatre
By Stuart King Friday, October 27 2017, 12:51
Given that he is now in his mid-50s, it is something of a contradiction in terms to acknowledge Michael Clark as the eternal enfant terrible of British dance choreographers. The dance company which bears his name is currently performing a triple bill entitled to a simple, rock'n'roll...song at the Barbican.
23 Oct
Reviews
Review: ANYTHING THAT FLIES - Jermyn Street Theatre
By Stuart King Monday, October 23 2017, 09:42
Whilst recovering from a stroke, a decrepit Jewish resident of Belsize Park receives an unexpected visitor in the shape of a German woman of high birth, sent to care for him, by his daughter in Israel.
22 Oct
Reviews 
Review: VENUS IN FUR at Theatre Royal Haymarket
By Nastazja Domaradzka Sunday, October 22 2017, 15:08
Patrick Marber couldn’t be more unlucky regarding the timing of the opening of his production of VENUS IN FUR. Whilst the whole world is trying to deal with the revelations regarding Harvey Weinstein and the power of the #metoo movement stands an actual chance of enabling our society to finally face the harrowing reality of rape culture, Marber’s production of David Ives’ VENUS IN FUR, despite a fantastic performance from Natalie Dormer, seems like the most unnecessary and non-urgent piece of theatre one could watch right now.
21 Oct
Reviews 
Review: A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE at the Vaudeville Theatre
By Monty Leigh Saturday, October 21 2017, 07:02
The Vaudeville kicks off its exciting year-long Oscar Wilde season with A Woman of No Importance, directed by Dominic Dromgoole. It is a play packed full of Wilde’s zingy one liners and witty satire of upper-class society.
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