One of London’s more unusual and quirky pieces of performance theatre is currently lifting the spirits of audiences at the Soho Theatre. An Evening Without Kate Bush is unashamedly part musical tribute, but more than that, it’s a young woman’s journey reliving her obsession with the pop diva’s music, the unmistakable voice, her maverick dance style and the whole mythology which grew up around her very individual approach to the music business.
Sarah Louise Young in An Evening Without Kate Bush. Photo Photo by Clive Holland
February is a particularly exciting month in the West End. It’s Valentine’s Day on 14th and it’s also LGBT History Month in the UK, time to celebrate the nation’s colourful lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. What better way to rejoice in our differences than take in a colourful 
In November 2021 we heard rumours about John Whaite’s West End debut. Now it looks like an announcement will be made shortly. Some say John will take centre stage in a brand new ALW musical. Others say it might be a role in an existing production. Either way it’ll be a dream job for a man whose dancing skills astonished and delighted everyone, including himself. If he can perform as confidently on the West End stage, it’s going to be quite something. Add the fact that John can also sing beautifully and the signs are looking very good indeed.
Jeffrey Seller and Cameron Mackintosh, the proud producers of the West End production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's