The Orient Express, the train described as ‘Poetry on Wheels’ is stuck in a snow drift, trapping its passengers in a cold, dark...

20 years ago, Alan Bennett’s ‘The History Boys’ opened at the National Theatre, and a classic was born. The show become a launch pad to...

Picture the scene. It’s a murder mystery play. Written by Agatha Christie. Already a recipe for success, just look at the mega power that...

Back in London for the first time since 2015, Patrick Barlow’s hit comedy The 39 Steps has recently taken up residence at the Trafalgar...

Things move very quickly at the Fringe, and the action is thick and fast with shows coming and going all over the place. Of course, you...

I love a murder mystery. I’ve seen a fair few on stage, ‘The Mousetrap’, ‘And Then There Were None’, ‘Witness For the Prosecution’ and...

Charlie thought that he had done everything right with his life; he’d found a girl and gotten married, he had a good job, and he thought...

What do Titanic, Pretty Women, Dirty Dancing, Beaches, Legally Blonde and The Notebook all have in common? Well, they all fall into the...

If there is anywhere that is constantly evolving and growing, it’s London. New buildings here, a new train line there, people coming and...

During its run at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2023, Gunter by Dirty Hare, was awarded the Scotsman Fringe First Award alongside Playbill's...

Agatha Christie. A mere mention of the name is enough to draw images of mystery, deception, distrust, and puzzles. To be able to...

Kylie. Bananarama. Donna Summer. Rick Astley. It’s a throwback of mammoth proportions, hit after hit, a dance party here and a dance...

With shows like Midsomer Murders, Death in Paradise, Endeavour, and Vera still proving as popular as ever on television, it’s no wonder...

Politics. A hot topic, but perhaps not a popular one, especially at the moment but let’s take a step away from the current political...

Raise your hand if you love musicals, and a cry of me, me, me is heard. Whether you aspire of being on the stage yourself, or just love...

Laughter is something that the Edinburgh Fringe is certainly not short of, comedy is a part of its beating heart, something that people...

Please note, photos included are general Showstopper images, not show specific What does it take to construct a musical? A storyline,...

When it comes to stage productions, taking a classic story and giving it a twist is hardly something new, from ‘Unexpected Twist’ and...

These days, screen to stage adaptations is about as common as Sunday roasts and train strikes, but something that is perhaps a little bit...

What do you get when you mix a little bit of ‘Hamilton’ with a dash of ‘Six’, add a little drop of ‘Fantastically Great Women Who Changed...