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Following an acclaimed run at the Chichester Festival Theatre, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry journeys on into the West End for a limited run. Based on Rachel Joyce's bestselling book and turned into a film adaptation starring Jim Broadbent, does this musical feel like going on the journey of a lifetime, or it is as painful as getting blisters on your feet from a hike? I was gifted a press ticket in exchange for an honest review. All ... Read the Post...
I'm back with a special episode sharing my snob-free thoughts on possibly the biggest theatre news of 2026 (and it's only January). Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey will star in a major revival of Stephen Sondheim’s Sunday in the Park With George at the Barbican Centre in 2027 directed by Marianne Elliott. ... Read the Post...
Cole Escola's Oh, Mary has certainly taken Broadway by storm this past year. Starting off-Broadway in 2024 before transferring and garnering two Tony Awards, the buzz has only grown with each new casting announcement and extension - I should know as when I went to New York this year it was near impossible to get a ticket (for further context, my hotel was two doors away from the Lyceum). Luckily, the West End is capping the year off with a ... Read the Post...
Going to a production of A Christmas Carol during the holidays can feel like the same age old tradition as going to a pantomime. With the likes of the Old Vic's annual production, A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story and Ebony Scrooge running across London this year alone, Mischief Theatre is here to add ba-ha-ha-humbug to the West End with Christmas Carol Goes Wrong. Following their success with The Comedy About Spies earlier this year, will this be ... Read the Post...
