This production was a visual marvel with versatile, complex sets and effects that made you jump. It was 1 hour and 45 minutes long without an interval, so you were drawn to the story and scarcely had a chance to breathe.
The Messiah is certainly a feast for the ears and eyes. Through revolving stages, versatile props and clever lighting, as well as the comedy mastery of Hugh and John, and with angelic Lesley, this show is one worth watching time and time again.
It was a historical, educational, thought-provoking play through deranged comedy and insane multi-part playing, with hallucinogenic elements.
Charles portrayal of Rebus is well worth the visit of die-hard fans, but perhaps you had to read the books to be fully immersed.
★★★★☆ | The Lost And Found, Birmingham
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★★★★★ – BOTTOMLESS BRUNCH LAUNCHES AT THE LOST & FOUND The weekends are for great nights and slightly late mornings, and of course good food to awake your spirits, as […]
★★★★ | Smashburger, Wednesbury Smashburger launches the first site in the Midlands, and what a messy affair it was! The method of smashing is a unique way of enhancing flavour into […]
★★★ | I Knew You, Birmingham Rep I Knew You, written by Steven Camden, aka Polar Bear – the renowned spoken-word artist, comes to The Door with a delicate yet […]
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