There’s no doubt that the saccharine lyrics and music can jar with the undeniably sensitive subject matter but as the body count mounts it’s hard to resist the madness.

The evening showcases Larson’s lesser-known or previously unheard songs, commemorating the talented artist 30 years since his passing.

Maureen Lipman is sensational with this script. She understands this character deeply and navigates the line between self-aware humour and jokes at her expense brilliantly.

An incredibly important and powerful story, in need of a little more nuance to pack its fullest punch, Blue Mist is worth keeping an eye on as it continues its theatrical journey.

Ten years on from its revival at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, Jesus Christ Superstar is resurrected at The London Palladium for a summer season, and it sure brings the heat!

Now part of the furniture of London's West End, The Play That Goes Wrong has just welcomed its 13th cast to the stage of the Duchess Theatre.

Much like the moon itself, the production has moments where it shines[…] A fun, frantic and familiar story, the show may yet put you under it's spell.

With frights, lights and poltergeists to keep you entertained all night long, this show is certainly fun, fun, fun!!!

An interesting premise underpinned by a self-aware script that references a host of popular post-apocalyptic movies throughout, this show feels incredibly poorly constructed in almost every way.