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Your farther who you haven't seen for five years turns up one day on your doorstep asking for help, what do you do ? .This psychological political thriller with family at its heart, asks you what would you do for family ? who can you really trust ?.
what is most important to a successful life.

This slick Sondheim revival is nothing short of perfection. I honestly couldn't pull any fault with it. From the realness of the set, the lighting and sound design, the cast and even everyone behind the scenes. This show is truly put so well together. Into The Woods is truly baking up a hit.

It teaches us no matter how hard we look back on our lives and try to pick them apart, what we've been through, that's what makes us what we are today. This semi-autobiographical musical is like nothing I've seen before. no matter our preferences, we all deserve a little love and understanding.

A satire play about misdirection and dual identity. Set in 18th Century Bath,it shows how even though we present ourselves to others as something we think they want, everything is not always as it seems.This company know how to make us respond as a whole.

Happy New Year to all . Have A Great 2026

This JB Priestley play like the other I've seen is full of mystery. This one more comical, left me less in suspense, more cackling , felt like a mixture of Downtown Abbey and The Importance Of Being Earnest smashed together. A beautiful way to end the year.

The biggest suprise for me this year honestly one of the mostly emotional and refreshing new family musicals this year. Brought me to tears and joy. Haven't felt such wonderment since War Horse

Definitely ranks up high as one of the funniest mischief productions had me cackling throughout. Honestly, if you have a time to see this run in town, or on tour, please do, would honestly have to see this makes it into the top 3 of Mischief Shows.

All I have to say about this show is,see it now, Mason Alexander Park deserves an olivier for this performance, it will go down in history as one of the funniest and craziest things I've ever seen. I love it's a hit of that i hope will be around for a while.

An irish classic for a reason. Full of family drama with many twists and turns.This town is about to get more interesting with the arrival of Christy Mahon an irish tramper who when meeting Pegeen Flaherty,the lady of the house and landlady of the pub,claims to have killed his father.

I love bonkers, this rollercoaster punk rock/ Mt style musical is one for the history books. It's like a human version of cats were only one of the choir who has died on the cyclone ride can live. Where everyone has to unanimously vote for who it must be after hearing everyone's reasons why.

Such a beautiful ballet for one I've never seen before. A loving relationship between two people which one of their mother forbids them to be together as she has other plans.

Best way to get in the festive spirit. Makes me tingle inside and feel so happy. So if you have a heart get yourselves down to the Aldwych to Santa's favourite musical and the best place to enhance your christmas spirit

Even though this felt emotional at times there was light hearted family jokes to sandwich the harder things to talk about, I do feel though this is what this show does very well and wish that other plays would tackle the importance of mental health without being too light about it.

This show truly makes Theatre what it should be, a place where we all become a community and are able to have such a cathartic experience. It's sad while letting us have a laugh and allows us to appreciate the little things in life and live our lives to our fullest.

It is a dramatically challenging play both for its actors and its audience . It's hard hitting dark themes challenge the audience to whether you think they've all made the right choice and are leading themselves down the right path.

Another Jack Godfrey hit makes its way to the London stage after a run at Edinburgh fringe. Writer of 42 balloons and babies may have just written one of the best new musicals of this year. If I had to describe this show in a sentence, it would be a bitesize pocket rocket packed full of surprises.

I have never snort laughed and aahed so much. This version of Jane Austen's Emma takes regency and places it in Essex. This script by recent stage debutvwinner Ava Pickett has used central themes and story of the novel and updates its relevance to today's struggles of the younger adult.

Always one to support anyone who has supported me through the tough times and my soul brothers will always stay with me it was one of the longest but rewarding times for me that helped me with my confidence especially when talking to those in the industry

It's a must-see.Performances left me in amazement,Harrison Dowzell with his mid show stand in as the The Swan/ Stranger after sadly Rory Macleod being indisposed near the end of act 2 and the chemistry they have with James Lovell as The Prince is so beautiful

This twisted comedy of lust, money and deception by Joe Orton, bring us the style of the 60's with its many likes and dislikes, highlighting the troubles of family, who to love and who to trust. With a stage debut from Jordan Stephens from Rizzle Kicks, which left me surprised and truly entertained.

For a Shakespeare I've never seen till today. It's shocking how its themes around forged love, country politics, the society, and the rules we live by are still relevant to today.

It's the most thought-provoking play I've seen for a while. It's a three-way lead story of masculinity through the ages told by brothers who all decide to live their life in different paths from birth to childhood to adulthood . It talks through relationships, discovery, death, and family.

Another great project choreographed by Kate Prince and music composed be DJ Walde, this team truly know how to bring the audiences in and make history entertaining.Along with a smash of writing debut by Nima Taleghani, it makes a perfect partnership which i hope to see more of in the future.

All together, this transfer of the national theatre's production is on another level. Bigger, Better, Flamboyant, and Hilarious. You must see this British classic with a modern twist brought back to its playwright sake theatre.

Can't say much other than Gobsmacked still to this day, my favourite Shakespeare of all time for all the drama and bloodshed.

Another play where i cried a little and gave myself a hug. My mum asks why I see so many of these.
My response is that this helps me, these stories are important , they have to be heard and understood to understand the reality of today and what we all go through in day to day life.

I like a good murder mystery it runs in the family. It's always great to get my mind running different theories if who has done it, but sometimes it's great to just sit back and enjoy.

There comes a show once in a generation that attacks all the importance and relativity of today in a nutshell, and this is that. It's on the importance of being yourself,not changing who you are no matter the outcome, and how loving who you love shouldn't matter to anyone else, but you.

It's always great to see a new piece of theatre . This talks about the treatment of actors in the golden age of Hollywood, behind the scenes, and how women were treated in all fields of the industry. Stellar Cast and Great Orchestrations brought such vibrancy and lifting quality.