Cabaret and Champagne Afternoon Tea at The Londoner Hotel, Leicester Square. London’s newest five-star hotel, The Londoner, served up a five-star musical and gastronomic treat on Sunday in the shape of a three-hour cabaret of young performers, some already working in West End theatre, to accompany as fine an afternoon tea as you could find […]
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The Wind in the Willows – The Turbine Theatre On The Jetty
The Wind in the Willows was performed as part of Summer Showtime on The Coaling Jetty at the Turbine Theatre, London. Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ Forget Cool Britannia, how’s about Coal Britannia. The impressive residential and retail total revamp of the fabulous Grade II Battersea PowerStation is now really starting […]
First look at The Wind in the Willows at the Turbine Theatre
The Turbine Theatre has given theatre-lovers a first glimpse of the upcoming special outdoor version of The Wind in the Willows with the release of photographs of the cast in rehearsal for the production. Due to bring its tales of the riverbank to life from 21-25 July 2021 as part of the Thameside venue’s second […]
Scottish stars team up for key workers’ tribute
Stage and screen favourites John Barrowman, Elaine C Smith and Alex Norton have joined a group of Scottish West End performers to record a special version of ‘Beautiful City’ to pay tribute to NHS and key workers. Produced by Scots in the City and shared on their YouTube channel, the video version of the song […]
Scots In The City returns to mark Burns Night with a special show at Above The Arts
West End star Kieran Brown will take to the stage alongside a host of fellow Scots at London’s Above The Arts next week on 24 January 2019 to celebrate Burns Night. Following a successful launch at the Arts Theatre in 2017, and a Burns Night special last year at The Other Palace Theatre, the third […]
Bananaman The Musical – Southwark Playhouse
Bananaman The Musical continues at the Southwark Playhouse, London until 20 January. Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ Superheroes have rarely inspired much success in musical theatre. The Man of Steel was the first, in 1966’s It’s a Bird… It’s a Plane… It’s Superman!, which at the best could be considered a […]
