The whole thing blasts the eye and at times half deafens the ear
Speed Racer
Restaurants
Hix Oyster and Chop House aims to invoke London dining in the 18th century
Hix Oyster & Chop House
Comedy
From the moment he ambled onstage it was clear that he deserves his fame
Sean Lock
Why oh why didn't I take up the offer of leaving in the interval?
Kate is a good singer, very expressive, although not a great dancer
This was a masterclass in funk, soul and R&B
London,
Shaw's politically pointed play, Pygmalion, serves a poignant reminder of social and cultural change for the slightly better... more | Add your review
The Good Soul of Szechuan at the Young Vic makes an absolutely devastating impact in a production of stylised strangeness... more | Add your review
Stockholm, a dynamic two-hander from Frantic Assembly at the Hampstead Theatre, is a valuable new work that is, in every way, bruising... more | Add your review
One of the exciting things about Soho Theatre these days is you never know what you are going to get. Piranha Heights keeps us guessing... more | Add your review
It's difficult to quibble with a drama like Familyman that has what too many other, more sophisticated, works lack: a real, beating heart... more | Add your review
Haughty Greta Scacchi fails to create a storm in The Deep Blue Sea as it sketches a portrait of grey, puritan England, says Nicholas de Jongh... more | Add your review
Harper Regan contains a career-defining role for Lesley Sharp as Harper and explodes key myths about female sexuality and anger... more | Add your review
to see Jump at the Peacock Theatre. An unmissable madcap show where comedy meets
combat
A shocking, triumphant return for Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party almost 50 years since every theatre critic but one poured scorn and worse upon it... more | Add your review
A sluggish air hangs over Sean Holmes's The English Game; a plodding piece that attempts to saddle a game of amateur cricket with more weight than it could bear... more | Add your review
Amazing performances seal the success for That Face; 21-year-old Polly Stenham's play about a twisted family and incest... more | Add your review
Take That have a substantial and loyal fan-base but only time will reveal whether this is enough to sustain a run of a musical based on the group... more | Add your review
Beau Jest parades its old-fashioned credentials and never shrinks from saying predictable things or clutching at clichés to express them... more | Add your review
Funny Girl, best known in its 1968 Barbra Streisand film version, gets back to its theatre roots with big tunes, snappy lyrics and high kicks... more | Add your review
Into the Hoods is about real bodily pleasure. You come out dazzled by the back flips — cursing your own wheezy unfitness, says Liz Hoggard... more | Add your review
Michael Boyd's epic, audacious presentation of Shakespeare's eight history plays is a magnificent achievement. .. more | Add your review
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