When tickets for Assassins first went on sale I bought tickets immediately, this was for several reasons. If all that wasn’t enough, as the cast was announced and tickets sold out, it confirmed my belief that this production had Read More …
Here is my review for The Tempest, at the Waterloo East Theatre until Oct 28th. A modern and interesting interpretation of a classic tale.
Jacques Brel is alive and well and living in Paris. Charing Cross Theatre Running until November 22nd.
A solid and well researched presentation that challenges the way you conceive others. When a production is described as ‘alternative’ you are never quite sure what you are going to experience. Confirmation at the Battersea Arts Centre is written and Read More …
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 …
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.
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 …
We theatrebloggers are an mixed bag. We come in all shapes and sizes, some are experienced some are just starting out. But we have one thing in common and that is we are all passionate about the theatre.
St James Theatre, Palace Street, London http://www.urinetown.co.uk/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsrrBUFRgpQ The first thing I fell for when I arrived to see ‘Urinetown’ last week was St James’ Theatre. I hadn’t been there before and was surprised at it’s warmth and Read More …