Steve Gregson News Today

“Coronavirus the Musical” is probably not that far away but for me Jab is going to be the Covid-related play against which all others are measured.

Clive Rowe’s 16th panto in north-east London runs until 31 December

As one would expect at Jermyn Street Theatre, acting, direction, design, lighting (Chuma Emembolu), and sound (Sasha Howe and Max Pappenheim) are of a very high standard.

Infamous at Jermyn Street Theatre: A subtle and nuanced production that suits this studio space like a custom-made pair of gloves.

April de Angelis pens the new piece in central London

With Maxwell’s undoubted talent, I genuinely believe that, pruned and shaped, the show could be much, much better.

The play’s conclusion was not one I could have reasonably predicted, and there were hearty laughs from the audience when Anne declared...

Despite reservations, all-in-all it’s a watchable show - of the light entertainment variety - so do go and see but be prepared to get cramp.

The musical runs for an enjoyable, pacey one hour, exactly the right amount of time for the show, the children and their parents.

Misha Levkov’s big-hearted debut follows the reaction to a drought in near-future Kentish Town