This week we’re reviewing three fantastic productions that bring a mix of iconic rock music, dark comedy, and powerful performances. We dive into the explosive dance production of Quadrophenia, the return of Kiki & Herb Are Trying to Soho Theatre, and catch up with Omari Douglas and Alexander Lincoln in an exclusive backstage interview about their roles in This Bitter Earth at Soho Theatre.

Quadrophenia – A Mod Ballet

In 1973, Pete Townshend and The Who’s Quadrophenia became an iconic album, defining a generation with its themes of rebellion, lost youth, and the search for belonging. Now, Quadrophenia comes to life as a stunning dance production, choreographed by Paul Roberts and directed by Rob Ashford. Set to a rich, orchestral version of the album, performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, this high-energy ballet brings Jimmy’s story of troubled youth into the present day. With original costumes by Paul Smith and set design by Christopher Oram, this production blends sharp suits, soulful music, and adrenaline-filled dance for a show that’s as urgent today as it was in the 1960s.

Kiki & Herb Are Trying at Soho Theatre

The legendary New York cabaret duo, Kiki & Herb, return to London after 16 years with their hilariously dark and offbeat act. Justin Vivian Bond and Kenny Mellman bring their acclaimed show to Soho Theatre for three nights only, blending witty stories, fabulously offbeat covers, and their trademark chaotic energy. It’s an unmissable night of cabaret, filled with irreverent humour, camp, and unexpected moments. Don’t miss the return of these cabaret icons!

Backstage Interview with Omari Douglas & Alexander Lincoln – This Bitter Earth at Soho Theatre

Natalie goes backstage at Soho Theatre to chat with the stars of This Bitter Earth, Omari Douglas and Alexander Lincoln. The two actors share their experiences bringing this powerful production to life, which explores race, love, and identity in the modern world. Omari and Alexander discuss the emotional depth of their characters and what it’s like to perform in this thought-provoking drama, as well as the impact it has had on audiences.

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