Over the weekend I was thrilled to be taken on as part of the reviewing team for Everything Theatre. You can visit their comprehensive site here www.everything-theatre.co.uk The first production I have seen in my official capacity was Snakes! – Read More …
Jonathan D Ellis (Les Misérables, Blood Brothers) will star in the Landor Theatre’s revival of Adler and Ross’ Damn Yankees as the Mephistophelean Applegate, the role popularised by Jerry Lewis in the 1990s Broadway and West End productions. He will Read More …
This October 2014, Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris opens at the Charing Cross Theatre for a strictly limited six-week run. Directed by multi-award-winning director Andrew Keates, the production features an all-star cast of Daniel Boys Read More …
One of the most cheesiest, catchiest musicals is being revived at the Landor Theatre in North Clapham and I, for one am excited about seeing it. Directed by the Landor’s Artistic Director Robert McWhir, casting is yet to be announced Read More …
Last week I joined a group of Theatre Bloggers for a trip organised by www.officialtheatre.com to see the play ‘Autobahn’ playing at the King’s Head Theatre in Islington.
Lately I have discovered Off West End / Fringe Theatre – no, not Edinburgh, the London Fringe. I have been aware of these smaller venues for a while but had never bothered to make an effort to go to one. Read More …
Dancer / choreographer Jemma Gould has recently been involved with ‘Dead in the Water’ a recent hit at the Camden Fringe Festival produced by Balls in the Air Theatre Company. I recently caught up with her and asked her how Read More …
Wilma AwardsThe first ever Wilma Awards, in association with Freedom Bar Soho will take place on Friday afternoon, 7th November 2014 at an exclusive invite-only ceremony at Freedom Bar in Soho, hosted by Tim McArthur. Guests will be treated to Afternoon Read More …
Dead in the Water – A Musical Tragicomedy Balls in the Air Productions The Hen and Chickens Theatre bar 12th – 16th & 19th – 23rd August at 7.30pm. Ticket price £10/£8 concessions. Incredible true story of war-time operation which Read More …
The first time I went to St. James’ Theatre to see Urinetown I raved about this lovely venue only 10 minutes walk from Victoria, last night I made a return visit, but this time to the fantastically intimate St. James’ Read More …