Twenty-eight years ago, The Ladyboys of Bangkok made a brief appearance at what was then the Queen's Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue (now the Sondheim, which has committed itself to Les Misérables with a fervour that makes Swifties look fickle). Now the company has finally brought its full touring operation to London. The Sabai Pavilion — a vast pink tent pitched on Shepherd's Bush Green, fragrant with pad thai and ambition — houses what the company bills as its official London debut: a two-hour kathoey cabaret revue now in its twenty-sixth year of nine-month UK tours.
Franco Milazzo is a stage critic at BroadwayWorld.com and 1883 Magazine. He covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing primarily on theater, including plays and musicals, while also delving into the film industry and filmmaking. Franco's insights and critiques are featured in notable publications, highlighting his expertise in the performing arts.
