Death Note The Musical ★★★★★
Death Note The Musical receives its European English-language premiere at the London Palladium
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Blueprints ★★★★
Blueprints sees a couple having to face up to their personal and political history in a fascinating new Afro-futurist play
Love Is Blue ★★★
Love is Blue is a new play by Don Cotter, which explores the meeting of two gay men whose circumstances couldn’t be more different.
Disruption ★★★★★
Disruption, a new play by Andrew Stein at Park Theatre, is a timely insight into the increasingly-controversial world of A.I. which examines its potential benefits as well as the human cost.
Sing, River ★★★★
Sing, River infuses a queer solo show with the hidden world of British mythology
Arnold Schwartzman Architecture Books ★★★★★
Oscar-winning film-maker and noted graphic designer Arnold Schwartzman retraces 60 years of photography to showcase beautiful architecture across the world.
Frankie & Beausy ★★★★
Frankie & Beausy is a cabaret show with a twist from West End and Broadway’s musical couple, Frances Ruffelle & Norman Bowman
Leaves of Glass ★★★★★
Philip Ridley’s 2007 play Leaves of Glass is revived at Park Theatre with a new production by longtime collaborators, Lidless Theatre
Summer Camp For Broken People ★★★★
Emily Beecher’s Summer Camp For Broken People is an autobiographical one-woman show that asks what it takes to fix a shattered spirit.
Sweeney Todd – the Victorian Melodrama ★★★★
Opera della Luna bring their new production of Sweeney Todd or “The String of Pearls” to the most appropriate venue in London for a recreation of a Victorian melodrama, Wilton’s Music Hall.