Then, Now & Next
72%
72%
(35 Ratings)
Positive
74%
Mixed
9%
Negative
17%
Members say
Absorbing, Entertaining, Great singing, Clever, Delightful

About the Show

Christopher J Orton & Jon Robyns pen this new musical exploring what it takes to heal from trauma.

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Critic Reviews (6)

WhatsOnStage
June 29th, 2023

"Atherton’s production is well-paced and dynamic...Orton and Robyns show some serious compositional chops and this feels like the start of a promising partnership. With a little more grit in the narrative oyster, this could be something very special. I look forward to seeing what comes next."
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West End Best Friend
June 29th, 2023

"Heart-warming, heart-breaking and hilarious, 'Then, Now & Next' will leave you feeling uplifted and excited for the future."
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Everything Theatre (UK)
June 29th, 2023

" 'Then, Now & Next' is a gorgeous new British musical that engages the audience with its heartfelt performances, relatable characters, and skilfully crafted storytelling. It’s a musical that invites reflection, while reminding us of the beauty and resilience found in the human experience."
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Lost in Theatreland (UK)
July 3rd, 2023

Then, Now and Next feels so ‘human’. There is something relatable in it for everyone, whether that be dealing with the realities of being in a comfortable long-term relationship or struggling with the loss of your person and having to grow through grief. From the writing to the structure to the subject matter, this show brings a gorgeous balance of everything I’m looking for in a contemporary musical, which is amplified by the impressive cast.
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All That Dazzles (UK)
June 29th, 2023

"Superb writing, expert direction and an amazing cast are all elements that make 'Then, Now & Next' so effortlessly enjoyable but its ability to connect with the audience and make them feel something in some of the more emotional moments of the show are what really makes it special."
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The Stage (UK)
June 29th, 2023

"This world premiere feels like the beginning of a journey for a show that has potential to grow and develop. If a quick-witted double love story illustrating the unpredictability of life appeals, catch it here in its infancy."
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