Musical Theatre Musings

Sondheim on Sondheim

Sedos have got versatility down to a t, the last show I reviewed for them was Sunshine on Leith, a […]

Charlie and The Chocolate Factory The Musical opened on the West End in 2013 and ran for 3.5 years but

Legally Blonde is a show I know like the back of my hand having seen 5 different versions of it

This classic G&S Operetta, the Mikado, not only fields an all-male cast, but has been transported to a 1950s private

Yes you read the title correctly, at The Union Theatre there is a show currently running based on the gay

In My Fair Lady, a classic musical, pompous phonetics professor Henry Higgins is so sure of his abilities that he

Fisherman’s Friends is the musical about the most unlikely of topics, a group of men from Cornwall singing Sea Shanties!

Sunshine on Leith is a musical which focus on home, family and what these mean, all set to the music

With Eurovision hitting Liverpool this year it is unsurprising to see that London’s fringe theatres have a Eurovision themed offering

Glory Ride is a new musical to hit London. It is based on the true story of Tour de France

F**king Men is a play which looks at 10 erotic encounters between men. The play by Joe DiPietro first opened

The Hunchback of Notre Dame tells of Quasimodo, orphaned and left in his uncle Frollo’s care. Quasimodo spends his life