Phantom Peak review: Highly ambitious steampunk Westworld like entering a video game | Theatre | Entertainment
Immersive experiences are all the rage and one of this summer’s latest additions in London is Phantom Peak. Just like ...
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Tragedy and Farce complete the Glyndebourne Festival | Theatre | Entertainment
One could hardly imagine two operas more different: La Voix Humaine (the human voice) is grimly tragic while Les Mamelles ...
Jerry Sadowitz: Edinburgh’s Pleasance Theatre says show was cancelled after ‘unprecedented number of complaints’
Edinburgh’s Pleasance Theatre has put out a new statement addressing the decision to cancel a stand-up performance from comedian Jerry ...
All Of Us review: ‘immaculate comic timing’ but lacks ‘under the weight of its ambition’ | Theatre | Entertainment
An apparently able blonde woman, Rita (Lucy Briers), sits opposite her. But Rita hasn't left her house for six months ...
The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe review: a ‘dark sense of reality’ under fantasy | Theatre | Entertainment
Actor/musicians scamper around the stage playing a variety of instruments, theatrical illusions and circus stunts enhance the action, and there ...
The 388-year-old play that’s still going
"We have a lot of trouble with Oberammergau because the younger generation likes to have a new play and the ...
Chasing Hares review: a family-inspired play with ‘terrific performances’ | Theatre | Entertainment
The uncertainty of employment and fears of rocking the boat through political action against the bosses remain a universal concern ...
Sister Act The Musical review: ‘joyously uplifting’ and witty | Theatre | Entertainment
As the gangster's moll who witnesses a murder and is forced to hide out in a convent where she teaches ...
Edinburgh Fringe 2022: this year’s highlights from comedy, theatre and dance
Two years without the Edinburgh Fringe? That’s a lot of stand-up comedians with no one to talk to. This year, ...
Chess The Musical review: Samantha Barks blows the roof off | Theatre | Entertainment
Endlessly tinkered with since its 1986 West End debut, you never quite know which version (or songs) you're going to ...