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Hilarious high camp comedy features in a new production of The Mikado as Sasha Regan returns to Bath with her all-male version of Gilbert and…

Hilarious high camp comedy features in a new production of The Mikado as Sasha Regan returns to Bath with her all-male version of Gilbert and…

New production of the West End show based on the Alan Bennett film is perhaps near its sell-by date. Theatre review by Gary Naylor

Review of Betty Blue Eyes: The cast is very good, as is the score and the witty lyrics, and it’s a heart-warming and pleasant show.

This much loved musical from George Stiles and Anthony Drewe returns to London for the first time since it was produced by Cameron Mackintosh at the Novello Theatre in 2011.

Charlie Ryall and Richard Baker's new musical continues until 27 August

At least the cast appear to be enjoying themselves, which rubs off on the audience’s responses to the performance.

Not much goes right for a show whose characters are similarly ill-fated . Theatre review by Gary Naylor

Expect to be entertained and enjoy delicious production values and quality performances; but if you want to be challenged, you’re unlikely to find it here.

Cradled in the wonderfully crumbling Victorian grandeur of Wilton's Music Hall, the entire pared-down production makes a virtue of simplicity. Sixteen chaps and a piano, two sets of bunk beds, a couple of ropes and three metal boxes create theatrical magic, elevated by Lizzie Gee's endlessly exhilarating choreography. I've seen grand, lavish productions of this