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Category: Off West End Reviews

  • When We Are Married

    Off West End Theatre Review – The Donmar Warehouse Directed by the Donmar Warehouse’s Artistic Director, Tim Sheader (Hello, Dolly!), J.B Priestley’s marital comedy When We Are Married is playing at the Donmar Warehouse from 6th December 2025 until 7th February 2026.  This play follows three married couples when they are told their marriages, which all took place on…

  • Into the Woods

    Off West End Theatre Review – The Bridge Theatre Playing at The Bridge Theatre from 2nd December 2025, until 18th April 2026, Stephen Sondheim’s and James Lapine‘s Into the Woods is directed by Jordan Fein (Fiddler on the Roof), and the set and costumes are designed by Tom Scutt (Little Shop of Horrors).  It is the story of a…

  • Coven

    Theatre Review – Kiln Theatre Coven is a feminist, powerful, and poignant new musical written by Rebecca Brewer (Foot) and Daisy Chute (Shaun the Sheep) and directed by Miranda Cromwell (Death of a Salesman). It is playing at the Kiln Theatre from 31st October to 17thJanuary.  Set in Pendle, Lancashire in 1612, Coven follows Jenet Device (played by Gabrielle…

  • Wendy & Peter Pan

    Theatre Review – The Barbican Theatre Written by Ella Hickson (Oedipus and ANNA), but based on the book by J.M Barrie, the RSC’s production of Wendy & Peter Pan is playing at the Barbican Theatre from 21st October until 22nd Nov 2025. Following the traditional Peter Pan story, with a few tweaks that make the storyline feel a tad more modern…

  • How To Give Up On Your Dreams

    Theatre Review – Greenwich Theatre (PR/Gifted) Playing at the Greenwich Theatre from 4th November until 8th November, How to Give Up On Your Dreams is a one woman show performed by Meg Chizek and directed by Carly Polistina (Please Help, A Place for Ashes), and was the winner of the New York City Fringe Sell…

  • Fanny

    Theatre Review – The Kings Head Theatre At the Kings Head Theatre from 17th October until 15th November, Fanny follows Fanny Mendelson’s journey from Germany to England when she intercepts a letter from Queen Victoria, intended for her brother Felix, inviting him to her court to play for her. Fanny takes his place because she feels that she has…