Preview: All Hail the CBeebies Christmas Show
As much a part of the festive season as mince pies and jingle bells, the CBeebies Christmas show is an event eagerly anticipated by pretty much every Under 5 (and…
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Celebrate 100 Years of Magic at Disney on Ice
As Christmas approaches thoughts turn to pantos and shows to entertain overexcited small people in the run up to the big day. But forget your dumbed-down dame or pfaffy Prince…
Circus For Grown-Ups: Rouge @ Underbelly
London’s Underbelly Festival is in full swing, keeping the much-loved Southbank full of excitement throughout the summer season. The festival runs from April through to September and there is plenty…
Theatre: Just Judy – A Whirlwind Tour Through Oz Star Judy’s Life
Having heard noise on the theatrical grapevine of an ambitious production about Belle idol Judy Garland, we took a trip out of town to find out more… Writer/director Brad Clapson’s production…
This Summer’s Best Outdoor Cinemas
Remember the iconic scene in Steven Spielberg’s classic fantasy film E.T.? The one where Elliott flies past the moon on his bicycle with the gentle alien in his pannier? It…
A Right Royale Tea and Show
How do you fancy sharing tea time with a gin-soaked aristocrat and her gambler husband Lord Marmaduke Right who have drunk and bet away their fortune and whose rat-infested stately…
Theatre: Light In The Piazza
Tender, sweet – if a tad saccharine – and sunny sums up the lavish musical extravaganza now at the Royal Festival Hall on London’s South Bank. American girl meets Italian…
Cabaret Chaos with Little Death Club
Cabaret chaos comes to London and has landed on the South Bank with an orgasmic splash. The Underbelly Festival, which runs till September 29, has erected the Spiegeltent to host…
A Super Happy Story at The Vaults
It should be available on the NHS – it would save a fortune on Prozac prescriptions. A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad) is a sparky, sparkling comedy about…
Review: Cheating Death at The Cockpit Theatre
A clutch of unlikely characters collide in a farcical romp that explores sex, lust, greed, exploitation and violence. Cheating Death at The Cockpit is a black comedy with plenty of laughs.
