THEATRE REVIEW | To Sir, With Love, The Birmingham Rep
★★★★ – What theatre is all about! Photo Credit – Graeme Braidwood Adapted by Ayub Khan-din for Birmingham, To Sir, With Love had its natural charm and appeal to the […]
★★★★ – What theatre is all about! Photo Credit – Graeme Braidwood Adapted by Ayub Khan-din for Birmingham, To Sir, With Love had its natural charm and appeal to the […]
★★★★ | Shirley Valentine – National Tour Shirley Bradshaw is a bored housewife from Liverpool, who has brought up her children, is trapped in a loveless marriage; and who spends […]
The RSC is set to stage Oscar Wilde’s play Salomé through what it calls a “gay lens” to mark 50 years of the decriminalisation of homosexuality in England and Wales. […]
★★★★ | Jane Eyre – National Tour Following being orphaned, Jane Eyre is placed in the ward of her cruel aunt, who favours her own children over Jane and eventually […]
★★ | Whisper House The Whisper House is a 2009 musical with music and lyrics by Duncan Sheik, writer of the multi-award winning rock musical Spring Awakening. Never performed before […]
★★★ | Thoroughly Modern Millie – Leeds Grand Theatre and National Tour Set in the prohibition era in 1920’s New York, Millie Dillmount arrives from Kansas determined to snag herself […]
Steven Brinberg – the world’s most famous Barbra Streisand performer – is returning to London for three nights only – playing at The Pheasantry in Chelsea – with his show […]
This April, Soho Theatre audiences are set to embark on an extraordinary journey courtesy of one of London’s most celebrated and versatile cabaret performers: Fancy Chance. Her debut autobiographical show […]
★★★★ | How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Wilton’s Music Hall in the East End has another hit on its hands. How to Succeed in Business Without Really […]
★★★| Gypsy Queen – National Tour In a story set in the testosterone-fuelled world of boxing, “Gorgeous” George O’Connell, a street brawler from the travelling community is approached to be coached […]
Sometimes you just gotta love a company’s sensibility. The management at this theatre in New Zealand doesn’t care what gender you identify as, or it seems, even if you identify […]