The Choir by ABBA The Museum
Am I an ABBA fan? You betcha. I love what they created. I adore their songs and their harmonies. And while the closest thing we are likely to see to them …
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Cutting Onions
How do you know when it is best to end a relationship? That question is highlighted and spotlighted in the compelling and highly creative new work Cutting Onions. A young couple has …
Samuel Beckett & The Rainbow Girl
She could light up a room like no other and yet her tragic fate was sealed early on. I speak of the sparkling, enthusiastic Lucia Joyce, daughter of famed author James …
The Woman in Black
The second longest running play (excluding musicals) in London’s West End, The Woman in Black is no neatly packaged fairy story. It is a dark tale of despair and revenge. It concerns …
One Song
Music like, I dare say, you have never seen it performed before. An hour-long pulsating beat, complete with athleticism, instruments struck and strummed outside the norm, treadmill vocals and wild cheering …
Daniel Kitson Collaborator
Have you ever wanted to be an actor or voice over talent? Well, here’s your chance in Daniel Kitson Collaborator, although Kitson would hate me for saying so because he …
School of Rock
The Windmill Theatre Company presents “School of Rock,” a side-splitting new musical inspired by the hit film. Follow the misadventures of Dewey Finn, a down-and-out rocker who concocts a scheme …
Counting and Cracking
A country in turmoil and family trauma are at the heart of a multi award-winning drama with comedic elements. Counting and Cracking features 19 performers from six countries, playing 50 characters. It …
FOOD
One of the most remarkable interactive theatrical experiences I have had, FOOD is about the palate, gluttony, sleight of hand and so much more. As you enter the theatre, you are …
Ghosts
Take Henrik Ibsen’s controversial 1881 play Ghosts – a scathing commentary on morality – and move it from its original Norwegian setting to the Victorian bush in the late 19th …