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  • Review of ‘Avenue Q’ (2026, West End): “Carefully puppeted revival keeps every string attached with its predecessor”

    Review of ‘Avenue Q’ (2026, West End): “Carefully puppeted revival keeps every string attached with its predecessor”

    London’s Shaftesbury Theatre presents the much-anticipated return of Lopez and Marx’s musical comedy hit. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show to let us know if this ironic portrayal of adult life still has purpose or anything special to it. I still think Wicked should have won the 2003 Tony for Best Musical. And…

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    17 April, 2026
    English contents, Reviews, Sin categoría
    Angelis Hunt, avenue q, avenue q review, avenue q revival, avenue q West End, Charlie McCullagh, Dionne Ward-Anderson, Emily Benjamin, jasmine beel, jason moore, Jeff Marx, jeff whitty, Jessica Niles Kadi, Jonathan Carlton, Joshua Williams-Ward, kate monster, Lesley Lemon, lucy the slut, Meg Hateley, musical theatre, musicals, noah harrison, Oliver Jacobson, shaftesbury theatre, trekkie monster, west end, west end musicals

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