Jesse Eisenberg plays a socially awkward motor-mouth in a play that he wrote.

Cameron Mackintosh's team does a fine job in reworking this cheery musical.

This two-parter offers five hours of kinetic, compelling and emotionally gripping theatre.

This spectacular five-hour stage event will dazzle novices and the faithful alike.

A revamping of the 1963 musical brings the class divide in the story more into the spotlight.

Timothy Sheader’s production is good enough to please the faithful and win some new followers.

This production of the fairytale musical glows with enchantment and charm.

Michael Crawford returns to the West End to play a man revisiting his childhood.

Despite the gravity of the text, this production fails to create an impact.