Thriller | Lyric Theatre | Review

Thriller Live is one of the longest running shows in the West End, it has toured extensively delighting national and international audiences and with global box office takings of a staggering £150million, Thriller Live has made it’s mark in history Read More …

A Little Night Music | Ye Olde Rose and Crown | Review

On Friday I made my first visit to Ye Olde Rose and Crown in Walthamstow, having heard great things about this theatre pub venue I wanted to experience it myself. What better excuse was to see All Star Productions perform Read More …

Father Brown – The Curse of the Invisible Man | Rumpus Theatre Company | Review

This week the Devonshire Park Theatre plays host to Father Brown – The Curse of the Invisible Man, a ‘spine chilling whodunit’ by John Goodrum based on the classic mysteries by GK Chesterton. The Rumpus Theatre Company are one of Read More …

The Full Monty | Tour | Review

The 1997 film ‘The Full Monty’ was a huge hit. Six unemployed steel workers from Sheffield decide to become strippers and for one night only are prepared to go the full monty in an effort to raise much needed cash. Read More …

What the Butler Saw | talking Scarlet | Review

“The sane must appear as strange to the mad, as the mad to the sane” If you’re looking for an entertaining evening out this autumn, look no further than the Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne. For a night of debauchery and Read More …

Rebecca | Kneehigh Theatre | Review.

Daphne Du Maurier’s book Rebecca is one of the most well known of English classics. Written nearly 80 years ago it is still a bestseller having never gone out of print and was the subject of an iconic movie directed Read More …

La Traviata | Russian State Ballet and Opera House |Review

On Friday I was kindly invited by The Hawth Crawley and Amande Concerts to review Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata performed by the renowned Russian State Ballet and Opera House. To my shame I had never been to a full length Read More …