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London theatre reviews written by Chris Omaweng - London West End and Off-West End productions.

Overall, it’s a charming and assured production, and offers something different from the raucousness of pantomime during the festive period.

A BELOVED children’s story will be brought to life on stage by the in January 2023.

A breezy saxophone tune fills the auditorium as the audience settles in. The set is an inviting interior: cozy sofa, a bar cart complete with a decanter of scotch, an upright piano, and of course, a towering Christmas tree twinkling with white lights...

It’s also prime time to catch non-holiday shows, so you may not have this deep a roster of arts and entertainment events to choose from for a while

The cottage at The Star Inn was rented by the renowned playwright Noel Coward while he was looking for a house to buy. It is believed that he wrote his first successful play while living in the property.

Christmas creep now means we have a month-long secular Saturnalia

In a further sign of the Upper Valley’s growing reach in the arts, the Thanksgiving week will offer art both global and local in scale that has ties to the area.First the global: Devotion, which can safely be called “a major motion picture,” is on...

The classic play, which is based on a beloved British children's book, has been adapted to take place in White River Junction during The Great Depression.

Alan Garner's tale about three children obsessed with a spooky Welsh myth was accused of ‘artistic terrorism’. But its influence was huge