HAIRSPRAY, the Broadway musical by Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman is a foot-stomping exploration of what is possible if you only try hard enough and refuse to allow anyone to trample on your dreams. Last night Sackville students – who Read More …
WITH a host of toe-tapping showstoppers, a cast of impossibly cute young performers, and an hilarious script which provides some real laugh-out loud moments, it would be hard not to love Bugsy Malone. And last Saturday’s production by Bullfrog at Chequer Read More …
There are plenty of ‘Songs from the Shows’ acts on the circuit, as I see more than the average amount of shows, I didn’t originally plan on going to see Beyond the Barricade a touring production featuring just four performers Read More …
If you were to recognise the storyline of She Loves Me then you would be forgiven, the Hungarian play Parfumerie by Miklos Laszlo has taken many guises. Film versions have included The Little Shop around the Corner (1940, James Stewart) 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 …
Or – things I learned from the ballet. I sound like a broken record when I say once again that although I write about productions I have seen I do not like to ‘review’ performances, I visit the theatre more Read More …
I hold my hand up, Blood Brothers is a show that I have seen on numerous occasions in the West End over the last 20 years and I was very disappointed when it closed in 2012. So you could imagine 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 …
The Grand Tour – Finborough Theatre. runs until 21st Febuary ‘France, 1940. Jacobowsky, a Polish Jewish intellectual, has been one step ahead of the Nazis for years. Stjerbinsky, an aristocratic, anti-Semitic Polish colonel, is desperately trying to get to England. Read More …