Bringing together performers from across the globe, this competition celebrated the wonderfully diverse worlds of … Continue reading "Birmingham Drag and Burlesque Festival –The Allure Games Review" ...

Jack Studio Theatre – until 14th November 2026 Reviewed by Claire Roderick 3*** VandL Productions return to the Jack Studio Theatre with another Dickens adaptation. This time, Liz Love tackles Great ...

The Old Joint Stock Theatre, Birmingham – Thursday 5 November 2026 Reviewed by Emma Millward 4**** Birmingham’s first ever Drag and Burlesque Festival has arrived, bringing together artists from all ...

Soho Theatre, London – until 21 November 2026 Reviewed by Celia Armand Smith 4**** Fresh off a fantastic run at the Edinburgh Fringe this year, Temi Wilkey brings her funny, bold, and heartwarming ...

The Allure Games brought an evening of outrageous entertainment to The Old Joint Stock Theatre as part of the inaugural Birmingham Drag and Burlesque Festival. Bringing together performers from across ...

Stage and Screen Star Bonnie Langford Becomes the New Patron of the Richmond Theatre Trust Bonnie Langford becomes the new Patron of the Richmond Theatre Trust as she takes the role of Mrs Blunderbore ...

Following a sold-out run in Los Angeles, British comedian, writer and actor Siobhan Thompson (Dimension 20) is bringing her ...

Theatre Royal, Nottingham – until Saturday 7 November 2026 Reviewed by Amy Coulson 5***** I was thrilled to be invited to ...

MaryleboneTheatre – until 17th January 2027 Reviewed by Phil Brown 4**** Another day, another Torben Betts play to review.

Shoddy Theatre and The Production Gardenin association with Chelmsford Theatre and Midnight Lotus Productions announce the ...

THEATRE BOOK PRIZE NAMES JOINT WINNERS FOR THE FIRST TIME Martin Sherman’s On the Boardwalk and Matthew McFrederick’sStaging Beckett in London share the 2026 award The Society for Theatre Research has ...

Cambridge Arts Theatre – until Saturday 7th November 2026 Reviewed by Steph Lott 5***** Three middle-aged men arguing about the future of the Labour Party does not sound like a gripping night out.