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Category: Reviews
The Pyjama Game | Shaftesbury Theatre, London | Review
First seen at the Chichester Festival Theatre last year, The Pyjama Game opened in the West End for a strictly limited season. I saw it last week with a couple of friends and it was the perfect end to a Read More …
The Bodyguard | The Adephi, London | Review
The Bodyguard surprisingly enough, is based on the 1992 film starring Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner. Currently starring Alexandra Burke (X Factor winner) as Rachel Marron
Avenue Q – Regional Tour | The Hawth Crawley | Review
Avenue Q is a multi award winning musical that has played on both Broadway and the West End and is currently on a nationwide tour. I caught up with the show this week in Crawley.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels | The Savoy Theatre | Review
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Directed by multi Tony and Olivier award winner Jerry Mitchell (Legally Blonde, Love Never Dies, Kinky Boots)Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is set on the lavish French Riviera.
Les Miserables | The Queen’s Theatre London | Review
In it’s 29th year, seen by millions of people and now a major motion picture. What is it that makes Les Miserablés so popular? It is a variety of reasons.
Mamma Mia |Novello Theatre | Review
Set on a Greek island to the music of Abba, Sophie is engaged to be married wants to invite the father she has never met to her wedding.
Matilda the Musical | Cambridge Theatre | Review
Matilda the Musical is the captivating musical masterpiece from the Royal Shakespeare Company that revels in the anarchy of childhood, the power of imagination and the inspiring story of a girl who dares to change her destiny.
Once | Phoenix Theatre | Review
Once – Phoenix Theatre It has taken me a while to see ‘Once’ Not that I didn’t want to, I did, I had seen the film and loved it. Something always got in the way. However having see the cast’s Read More …
Relative Values | Harold Pinter Theatre| Review
Relative Values – Harold Pinter Theatre until June 21st Continuing my resolve to see things other than musicals, I jumped at the chance to see Relatives Values when my friend suggested going, not only because I love Noel Coward but Read More …