The irony isn't lost on me when one of the coolest places to be during a blistering London heatwave is ancient Greece, otherwise known as Hercules at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, the theatre still glistening from its refurbishment and the Disney musical still delighting audience members with its comedy, big dance numbers and fun. Born to Zeus and Hera (Joel Benjamin and Ellie Mitchell), Hercules (Luke Brady) is a god destined for greatness, or that's how it should have been.

Spandex, knee high boots, nineties fashion, fourth wall breaks, chorus members appearing from nowhere, and oodles upon oodles of ABBA. I could only be talking about one thing and that, of course, is Mamma Mia, the all singing all dancing spectacular that has been delighting audiences with its bouncy carefree lightheartedness for nearly 27 years. Sophie (Ellie kingdon) is getting married and upon finding her mother Donna's (played at this performance by Emma Odell) diary, she