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Under the Influence at King’s Head Theatre, London Review — Theatre and Tonic
4+ hour, 22+ min ago (411+ words) Under the Influence at King’s Head Theatre, London Review Theatre and Tonic Under the Influence at King’s Head Theatre, London Review Content Warnings: Strong language/swearing. Carine and Frances Gilbert, aka The Gilbert Twins, shot to TikTok fame during the…...
Interview with Celine Schoenmaker, Love Never Dies Concert — Theatre and Tonic
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (334+ words) Throughout your career you have taken on some of the most iconic and demanding roles within musical theatre. How does it feel to be returning to Christine in 'Love Never Dies', not only after playing her previously in 'Phantom' but…...
Crybabies: The Scaring at Soho Theatre ( Dean Street) Review — Theatre and Tonic
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (172+ words) The Scaring follows the fortunes of former priest Arthur Holland who checks into a hotel and finds himself teaming up with Gerry, the ghost of a long-dead guest, to investigate spooky goings on – all whilst being watched by the hotel’s…...
Collateral Damage at Stephenson Theatre at theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall Review — Theatre and Tonic
2+ week, 6+ hour ago (226+ words) Collateral Damage at Stephenson Theatre at theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall Review Theatre and Tonic Collateral Damage at Stephenson Theatre at theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall Review Collateral Damage by Michael Johnson explores the dynamics of the Laing family after youngest Alex gets out…...
Hudson Hughes - At Your Service, Underbelly Cowgate Review — Theatre and Tonic
2+ week, 5+ day ago (218+ words) Hudson Hughes - At Your Service, Underbelly Cowgate Review Theatre and Tonic Hudson Hughes - At Your Service, Underbelly Cowgate Review Hughes, making his solo Fringe debut, is a hugely talented and effortlessly charismatic performer, and his Gritt is a gloriously pathetic…...
Parking Spot: The Musical! at Greenside @ George Street Review — Theatre and Tonic
2+ week, 6+ day ago (379+ words) Parking Spot: The Musical! at Greenside @ George Street Review Theatre and Tonic Parking Spot: The Musical! at Greenside @ George Street Review Will has just bought his first car at 33, and there is nowhere to put it, until the private spot…...
Knight’s Dream at theSpace @ Niddry Street Review — Theatre and Tonic
2+ week, 6+ day ago (194+ words) The bigger gap is thematic. Characters are spiked and then the show simply moves on: nobody who did the spiking faces anything resembling a consequence. In Shakespeare, Puck's mischief gets tidied away by magic, but this is a musical that…...
Cecily Hitchcock: Family Recipe, Cellar at Pleasance Courtyard Review — Theatre and Tonic
2+ week, 6+ day ago (190+ words) Growing up in a 1990s ‘new town’ named Cambourne in Cambridgeshire, Cecily Hitchcock makes no attempt to hide that she was an unconventional child or, rather, a weird one. In a jam-packed hour of nostalgic anecdotes, Hitchcock’s debut hour at the Fringe…...
Josh Pickar: Getting Off at Assembly Roxy Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 15+ min ago (344+ words) Josh Pickar: Getting Off at Assembly Roxy Review Theatre and Tonic Josh Pickar: Getting Off at Assembly Roxy Review Law school. Death row. Clown school. It’s quite the CV, and Josh Pickar’s marketing really emphasised that final line, describing the…...
Mrs Doubtfire The Musical, UK Tour Review (2026) — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 1+ day ago (183+ words) Wayne Kirkpatrick and Carey Kirkpatrick’s music in the show uplifts the narrative and doesn’t feel like it has been shoehorned into it. The range of songs that are intertwined includes some heartwarming solos like “Let Go” to electric big dance…...