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★★★★☆ Following it’s US premiere in 2018, 2022 sees the European premiere of Jonathan Spector’s new comedy ‘Eureka Day’ at The Old Vic. Starring Hollywood and TV star, Helen Hunt in her West End debut, this is a timely comedy about conspiracies, misinformation, and the considers how to reach a consensus when opposing views are…

★★★★★ With a loud thunder clap and a flash of lightning, this ‘theatrical inquiry’ opens with a man clad in a loin cloth and a voice from the sky. The man is Herschel Fink. He is a Jew. Now, those who remember the events at the Royal Court Theatre last year will recognise the name.…

★★★★★ My overriding memory of studying Chekov at university is that the basic message in his plays is that life would be so much better for the characters, if only they could move to Moscow. Life in the country is quiet and boring. And to be honest, that is a pretty good summation of Chekov.…

★★★★☆ This much anticipated concert version of a new British musical premiered at Theatre Royal Drury Lane on 22 August. Originally due to just play one night, a second was added when the first quickly sold out. For those who haven’t followed the progress of this show, it had its origins in 2019. The shut…

★★★★☆ Ever wondered what the evolution of life would look like if it was told through the genre of musical theatre? No, neither have I. And at times I wasn’t quite sure what I was watching! Yeast Nation is a musical from the creators of Urinetown. Set 3,000,458,000 years ago the idea for the show came to…

★★★★☆ Every day we work with people, we dine with people, we come across people. But you may never know what is going on in their lives. This is the premise of Tasting Notes a new musical by Richard Baker and Charlie Ryall. Set in a 24 hour period in LJs Wine Bar, this small cast of…