Off-West End Theatre Reviews London (199)
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The Bridge Theatre's immersive production of Frank Loesser's classic comedy musical.
Scrooge, visited by Marley's ghost, warned of eternal damnation if he doesn't change.
A revival production of Agatha Christie's intense courtroom drama.
The London premiere of the jukebox musical adaptation of the cult hit 1999 movie.
A backstage glimpse into a chaotic night of romance, musical previews, newbie nerves, and budget woes.
The world premiere of this new British musical about a London community's defiance in the face of fascism.
A fast-paced comedy parodying six beloved chick flicks.
Raymond Briggs' beloved book about a little boy and a magical snowman is adapted for the stage.
Stephen Unwin's new play based on a true story about a mother uncovering a scandal at the heart of her son's…
The Globe's production of Shakespeare's comedy about two pairs of twins and mistaken identities.
An award-winning play which examines the events leading up to the untimely death of a young woman.
A revival of Sophie Treadwell’s expressionist piece inspired by the true crime case of Ruth Snyder.
Michael Sheen stars in this new play about the life of the founder of the NHS, Aneurin "Nye" Bevan.
Max Webster directs this adaptation of Philip K Dick’s short story about justice and free will.
Olivier Award-winner Bijan Sheibani's new play examining of the challenges of being a parent and a child.
All hell breaks loose when a Harvard professor invites white nationalists to a symposium.
Theatre ensemble Simple8's adaptation of Herman Melville's adventure novel.
Tony-winning writer Joe DiPietro's dramatic comedy following ten men through a series of erotic encounters.
The world premiere of Sam Grabiner's award-winning play explores what it is to be a man.
Samuel Adamson's play exploring the beauty of friendship, music, and the moments that change your life.
Sarah Gordon’s new irreverent retelling of the life and legacy of the Brontë sisters.
Ben Power's adaptation of Charles Dickens’ 'Our Mutual Friend' exploring the corruption that wealth can bring.
Olivier Award-nominee Benedict Andrew's adaptation of Chekov's tragicomedy.
Olivier Award winner Richard Nelson’s new play about the healing power of theatre.