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Avenue Q - Shaftesbury Theatre
Twenty years after its West End debut, Avenue Q is back for an anniversary celebration at the Shaftesbury Theatre. Over the years, the show has received widespread acclaim, its name spoken with near-universal reverence among musical theatre devotees. Suffice it to say that expectations were high for this reviewer - and they were not disappointed. The story follows Princeton (played by Noah Harrison) - a fresh university graduate with a BA in English - as he moves to Avenue Q
Emma Theatrics
Apr 17


Kinky Boots - London Coliseum
“A Dashing Antidote for Life’s Sorrows” In recent years, West End stages have become a home to numerous musical revivals, some enchanting the loyal fans and the demanding London audiences more than the others. However, a recent addition to the mix, Kinky Boots directed by Nikolai Foster, with book by Harvey Fierstein, is without a doubt one of the former - a revival that will knock you off your feet and make you want to dance all night long! Kinky Boots tells the story of Cha
Kaja
Apr 2


Waitress - New Wimbledon Theatre
Many a time has this reviewer been lucky enough to witness a famous classic musical for the first time. You know, those shows everyone raves about for years on end and you just can’t seem to fit into your schedule? Waitress is one of those shows for this reviewer. When I started reviewing in the summer of 2023, this show was just finishing a successful UK and Ireland tour (if I remember correctly). Never to be seen again. And yet, rumours of a much anticipated return filled s
Emma Theatrics
Apr 1
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