Little Lark of London

“Get weird or go home” Josh Pugh: Existin’ La Vida Loca recently stopped at the Leicester Square Theatre. The opener, Raj Poojara, does a great job of getting the crowd warmed up, talking about what it’s like to be Indian in the UK in 2024 and making a range of self-deprecating jokes about himself and

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“I will speak daggers to her but use none” Eddie Izzard: Hamlet is the comedian’s one-woman production of one of Shakespeare’s most iconic plays, which focuses on Prince Hamlet of Denmark and his descent into madness. Izzard is taking on 32 roles in this show, ranging from the intimidating ghost of Hamlet’s father to the

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“Better a witty fool than a foolish wit” Directed by Owen Horsley, Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night has taken up residence at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. The play, a comedy, is one that plays with the trope of mistaken identity and how it can affect romance and the lives of others. Viola (Evelyn Miller) and Sebastian

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“Get ready to have some fun, ‘cause you might be number one” “Grease meets Squid Game?” It sounds like an unlikely concept for a musical, but that’s exactly how Brandon Lambert and Martin Landry’s Fun At The Beach Romp-Bomp-A-Lomp!! describes itself. Directed by Mark Bell of The Play That Goes Wrong fame, the show pits

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“What I’m doing is trawling through my life . . . Through song” Barb Jungr, Singing Into My Seventies: Dylan, The River and The Blues is a cabaret performance in which Jungr quite literally sings her way into her seventies in a residency at Crazy Coqs in London. Joined by accomplished arranger and pianist Simon

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Paul F Taylor: Head in the Clouds is a show that allows comedian Paul F. Taylor to explore his own diagnosis of ADHD and the effect that it has had on his life. After a few jokes to open the show, Taylor opens up a large container that has been sitting onstage behind him, causing

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