Alan Menken and Lynn Ahrens’s adaptation gets the amateur treatment
Month: December 2016
Christina Bianco: O Come All Ye Divas, Charing Cross Theatre, London ★★★★★
An evening of seasonal comedy that should be on everybody’s Christmas list
Aladdin, Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury ★★★★
Some confusing references to EastEnders apart, this is a solidly engaging family pantomime
Soho Cinders, Union Theatre, London ★★★★
It’s safe to call 2016 as the year of Stiles and Drewe, isn’t it? With Half a Sixpence transferring into the West End from Chichester Festival Theatre (where their Travels With My Aunt also debuted), Wind in the Willows touring the UK and rumours that their adaptation of Soapdish may finally be finding its away to…
Licensed to Ill, Southwark Playhouse ★★★★
This potted history of The Beastie Boys captures the spirit and essence of a time in music history
Peter Pan, National Theatre ★★★★★
A movingly hilarious production that combines the magical nature of Never Land and the transformative power of storytelling with the melancholia inherent in Barrie’s writing
Jest End, Waterloo East Theatre, London ★★★
It’s no Forbidden Broadway, but this series of comedy skits has its moments
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