The Go Between | Review ‘Oo, Michael Crawford – did you see him in Phantom?’ Unfortunately, I did not, but I am extremely glad to say I have seen him perform in The Go-Between, playing at the Apollo Read More …
Congress Theatre Eastbourne | 7th – 11th June 2016 The Bodyguard Review Originally written as a screen play for Steve McQueen in 1975, The Bodyguard became the iconic film of 1992, starring the legendary Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner. Seemingly Read More …
Ross | Chichester Festival Theatre | Review Ross, one of Terence Rattigan’s lesser known plays, has opened at the Chichester Festival Theatre, and should now get the exposure it deserves. The fascinating production follows the remarkable story of Lawrence of 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 …
Charing Cross Theatre | until 6th August 2016 A musical about the sinking of the Titanic? Really? Titanic | Review Written by Peter Stone with music and lyrics by Maury Yestin (Grand Hotel), the musical Titanic was first produced Read More …
Lord what fools these mortals be… A Midsummer Night’s Dream | Review What is real? What is imagined? I adore Shakespeare. The quirks in his style, the many sayings that still exist in our 21st century language and Read More …
Chicago | Tour | Review Roxie Hart is accused of murdering her lover and sent to County Cook Jail, the sentence for murder is to hang but no woman has been hanged in the State for 47 years. The Read More …
Canal Cafe Theatre | Sun 29th May & Sun 5th June at 7pm The New York – London Rendezvous | Review There is a delightfully charming evening’s entertainment taking place at the beautifully intimate Canal Cafe Theatre. The New 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 …
Leicester Square Theatre until 28th May 2016 Becoming Hattie | Review I don’t like Arctic Roll. I realise that I am in a minority of one, but I have never quite understood the apparent harmony between sponge and Read More …