I normally approach a tribute show with a healthy dose of scepticism, attending in the hope that it will be an enjoyable night but fully aware
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How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying by Sedos
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying is one of those musicals that I feel I really ought to have seen and thanks to
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button at Southwark Playhouse.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a new musical based on the book by F Scott Fitzgerald but made famous by the Brad Pitt
Hair at The Orchard Theatre
The 50th anniversary production of Hair has finally reached somewhere local to me and I was so excited to get to see it. Starting its
In the Willows at New Wimbledon Theatre
Since this was a production that massively involved the National Deaf Children’s Society, I was, as I always am with productions that feature signing, extremely
A Little Night Music by GEOIDS.
As a perennial fan of all things Sondheim, I was delighted to be asked to review this production of A Little Night Music- in fact
Amour at Charing Cross Theatre
Amour is a quirky and delicate musical by Michel Legrand which tells of Dusoleil, a man who discovers his ability to walk through walls and
Man of La Mancha at the Coliseum
The musical Man of La Mancha hits the London Coliseum after a 50 year struggle to bring it to the West End – the big
West End Eurovision 2019
It is one of the big nights in the year for theatre lovers and performers alike….no not the Oliviers but West End Eurovision! The concept
Hell Yes I’m Tough Enough at Park Theatre
The script description of Hell Yes I’m Tough Enough defines it as a “relentless, fast paced, hysterical, crude, offensive, passionate, visceral and oh so British
Emilia at Vaudeville Theatre
Emilia is a new play by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm which is set in the late 1500’s and early 1600’s. It tells of Emilia Bassano who
Little Death Club at Underbelly
Bernie Dieter’s Little Death Club was a somewhat eye opening experience and definitely not one for the faint hearted! A raucous 60 minute Punk Cabaret that
Club Tropicana at New Wimbledon Theatre
How to describe Club Tropicana? I think to compare some elements of it to a pantomime, only set in summer, would be a fair comparison.
All You Need is Love at Cadogen Hall
As a self-confessed Beatles nut, who casts a very critical eye over most attempts to cover, re-imagine, or impersonate the Fab Four; I walked into
My Musings
Which Bands or Artists Could Create A Musical?
When you think about what’s made musical theatre so wonderful over time, one of the real keys is how many different kinds of source material
Who Sang It Better…Burn from Hamilton
The next in the series of ‘Who Sang It Better’ is none other than the iconic song ‘Burn’ from the hit musical Hamilton. Burn comes
Out & About
Mandela – The Official Exhibition
26 Leake Street Gallery – Thursday 8 February It hardly seems possible that it is 25 years since Nelson Mandela’s autobiography “A Long Walk To
