London Theater: Must-See Shows This Spring

0:00On March 12th, here's the latest in entertainment and celebrity news. London Theatre Goers have some compelling new shows to catch right now. Leading the pack is The Holy Rosenbergs at the Menure Chocolate Factory, a revival of Ryan Craig's play about a Jewish family of kosher caterers. Facing tension over their son's death in Gaza and local protests sparked by the daughter's work exposing war crimes. It runs until May 2nd. Meanwhile, at the Merrill Bone Theatre, Yensel offers a gritty Yiddish take on Isaac Bachevus Singer's Folk Tale, closer to the original than the Barbara Streisand film. Amy Hacck stars as the disguised student dodging romance in a men's rabbinical school, blending dark fairy tale vibes with East European roots. It wraps up on April 12th. Over in Wafford at the Palace Theatre, Rufus Hound brings magic to life in the Mesmerist, recreating his grandfather's 1983 show with, ham cuff escapes, mind reading, levitation

1:00and hypnosis using audience volunteers. It's a fun, amateurish night out until March 21st. Then there's Manic Street Creature at the Killing Theatre, where Maimuna Memon shines in her semi-autobiographical musical as a northern singer chasing. Dreams in Camden, grappling with love and her partners bipolar disorder through heartfelt ballots, armor recessed until March 28th. Critics praise the strong performances and timely themes across these productions for moral debates to soul-starring music, making them must seize. For anyone near London this spring, the Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode, a pillow that sounds as good as it feels, built for listening and bed, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.