One Last Thing (For Now) | Review I enter the theatre space, which is a sanctuary from the virtually packed pub downstairs (it’s rugby night). I’m at the Old Red Lion Pub & Theatre in Islington. The darkened set Read More …
Promises Promises | Review In 2015-2016 I had the distinct pleasure of watching the incredible Close To You at the Criterion Theatre – several times. I was familiar with Burt Bacharach’s extensive back catalogue, of course, but I did Read More …
Garrick Theatre until January 15th Potted Panto | Review With pantomime season well and truly upon us and theatres up and down the country are beginning their busiest time of the year producing magical tales of glass slippers, huge Read More …
Side Show tells the story of real-life conjoined twins Violet and Daisy Hilton, from growing up in a seedy freak show in Texas to being propelled into the Hollywood spotlight. Along the way they struggle with identity and being seen Read More …
Little Shop of Horrors | Tour | Review On the hottest night of the summer, the New Wimbledon Theatre was packed last night for the opening of Sell A Door Theatre’s new touring production of Little Shop of Horrors. Read More …
Park Theatre | until 6th August Some Girl(s) | Review A guy is about to get married, but before he settles down for good he looks back at a string of previous bad relationships and asks himself whether he Read More …
Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne | until Saturday 30th July Don’t Dress for Dinner | Review Grumpily driving down to Eastbourne on Wednesday evening in the blistering heat, I considered sitting on a beach more preferable to a theatre. Luckily Read More …
Theatre Royal Brighton until 11th June 2016 Brideshead Revisited | Review To me the title ‘Brideshead Revisited’ means two things, a musty book in our bookcase that hasn’t been read in years and a TV series aired in the early Read More …
The Threepenny Opera | Review Last night, myself and a group of fellow Theatre Bloggers were invited to see the National Theatre’s production of ‘The Threepenny Opera’, written back in 1920s Germany by Bertolt Brecht with music by Kurt Read More …
King John The Rose Theatre, Kingston May 2016 You would think that medieval England under the reign of a inept and insecure King wouldn’t have much in common with modern day life, but a trip to Rose Theatre in Kingston Read More …