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By Miriam Gibson Friday, July 15 2022, 09:26
Jack Absolute Flies Again is a proper, old-fashioned farce. It’s silly, slapstick, and the jokes shoot at you as fast as if they’re being dropped from a Hurricane bomber.
Caroline Quentin (Mrs Malaprop) and Peter Forbes (Anthony Absolute) in Jack Absolute Flies Again at the National Theatre. Photo by Brinkhoff-Moegenburg
By Stuart King Monday, July 4 2022, 23:13
Billed as a majestic new comedy, John Goldsmith’s The Throne is set at a comprehensive school where the occupants eagerly await a visit by Her Majesty the Queen, during her 2002 Golden Jubilee tour of the nation.
Charlie Condou and Mary Roscoe in The Throne at the Charing Cross Theatre. Photo: Tristram Kenton
By Miriam Gibson Friday, July 1 2022, 16:27
Remember those endless lockdown evenings, slumped in front of the telly wondering if/when you’d ever see live theatre again? This. This is what you were waiting for.
Anything Goes at the Barbican Theatre.
By Miriam Gibson Friday, July 1 2022, 16:03
Twenty-three years after it opened on the West End, The Lion King is still performing to packed audiences. You can barely move through the Lyceum Theatre’s foyer without bumping into at least three Year Six classes on their end-of-term trip to London.
Disney's The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre.
By Stuart King Wednesday, June 29 2022, 17:28
In 1999 this reviewer first sat in the stalls of the Lyceum Theatre to witness the theatrical magic of the opening sequence of Disney’s The Lion King, during which the audience is gradually enveloped by wild creatures of the African plain come to pay homage to Mustafa and the arrival of his cub Simba.
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