‘The Lost Love Speakeasy’ review

This Jazz Age-set immersive dining show (why is so much immersive theatre set in the Jazz Age?) follows the story of Stella – now the hostess of the Love Lost Speakeasy, Manhattan’s hottest (and most discrete) joint. But one night at the end of the era, her past catches up with her. The show is written by promising playwright Juliet Gilkes Romero, with direction from Josie Daxter, and features a menu from Neil Rankin, London’s premier ‘open fire’ cook. This show clearly has a lot of balls in the air, but it sounds intriguing, and at the very least it sounds like it’s a hard recommend for barbecue lovers.