There are several reasons why I have waited until now to see Miss Saigon. I saw it several times in the 1990’s and was very near the top of my list of favourite shows of all time so when it Read More …
Readers of this blog will know by now that I am a little bit squeamish when it comes to Ghost / Horror Stories but I have been very brave lately and visited Grand Guignol and Classic Ghosts and rather enjoyed Read More …
Romeo and Juliet | Peacock Theatre | Review As discovered the last time I went to the ballet, I am a dance ignoramus. I know nothing about technique, and although I thought the production was beautiful I did feel Read More …
Di and Viv and Rose captures the journey of a friendship between three girls meeting at University, sharing a flat and despite being very different, becoming firm friends. They grow and share life’s experiences and help each other through difficulties Read More …
In 2015 I wanted to expand my theatre going to include more than just musicals so I was DELIGHTED to be invited by the splendid Rebecca Felgate from Official Theatre to see the Donmar Warehouse revival of Kevin Eylot’s ‘My Read More …
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown – Playhouse Theatre Review By Sammi O’Neill This Review was originally posted on www.LastMinuteTheatreTickets.com. Based on a film by Spanish writer Pedro Almodóvar, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown sounds Read More …
King Charles III Having failed miserably for the 6th time to secure a Book of Mormon ticket in their lottery (I shall win one day) I sloped off to the Wyndhams theatre and cheered myself up by using my Read More …
Sikes is undoubtedly Charles Dickens’ most infamous villain. He is a drunkard malevolent thief who ultimately murders his loyal girlfriend Nancy when he is informed by Fagin that she has betrayed him. The characters from Charles Dickens’ novel Oliver Twist Read More …
I am not as familiar with ’Great Expectations’ as I am with other works of Charles Dickens but I am of course aware of the tragic character of Miss Havisham, who, jilted and defrauded at the altar spends the rest Read More …
Great Britain Theatre Royal Haymarket With only 6 weeks to go of it’s run, I was delighted to catch The National Theatre’s Great Britain at the Theatre Royal Haymarket last week. Great Britain written by Richard Bean opened at the Read More …