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Franco Milazzo in Central London
★★★★☆
13 August 2026
Screen-to-stage musicals are, let us be honest, well-intentioned money grabs which leave people wondering whether absolutely everything must now be set to music. They tend to fall into one of three categories: bad and flashy (e.g.
David Wootton in West London
★★★★☆
12 August 2026
Though Shakespeare’s comedies Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing have been paired before, Tom Littler’s delightful productions of them, in a collaboration between Orange Tree Theatre and Guildford Shakespeare Company, are certainly innovative. ...
Franco Milazzo in North London
★★★☆☆
9 August 2026
Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is boldly billing this Cats as “London’s most anticipated musical”. That’s sheer chutzpah, given that artistic director Drew McOnie’s predecessor is drawing nightly ovations for another Andrew Lloyd Webber show just t...
David Wootton in the West End
★★★★☆
3 August 2026
The creators of Tao of Glass, Phelim McDermott and Philip Glass, describe the show as “their most personal collaboration yet”. As the Artistic Director of theatre company Improbable, McDermott has been responsible for some astonishing productions of Glass’s masterly...
Neil Dowden on the South Bank
★★★★☆
3 August 2026
Love’s Labour’s Lost may be one of Shakespeare’s lesser-known plays but it’s been back in vogue recently. The RSC staged the work in 2024, Shakespeare in the Squares performed it in various London gardens earlier this summer, the Orange Tree/Guildfo...