THEATRE REVIEW | Tommy The Musical, Birmingham Rep
★★★★ thrilling and emotional One of the most influential UK rock and roll bands, The Who were formed in 1964 in Shepherd’s Bush, London. In 1969 The Who created a […]
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 […]
THEATRE REVIEW | One Love: The Bob Marley Musical, The Birmingham Rep
★★★★★ | One Love: The Bob Marley Musical Played with your heartstrings and lullabied your soul Few names exist in the music industry where sparks have spread like wildfire across […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Cirque Berserk, Birmingham Rep
Dangerous, daring but a little spark-less ★★★ This is the second time that I have seen Cirque Berserk at the Birmingham Rep, and I have mixed feelings. Mostly, I really […]
THEATRE REVIEW | William Shakespeare’s Long Lost First Play (Abridged)
Delightful, charming and uproariously funny. ★★★★★ Reduced Shakespeare Company put on a masterful performance combining Shakespeare’s most and least known plays and characters into a fiendish cauldron, summoning up hilarious […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Stories To Tell In The Middle Of The Night, Birmingham Rep
Stories To Tell In The Middle Of The Night written and performed by Francesca Millican-Slater was not what I expected. ★★ Its premise explores the many thoughts that people have before […]
THEATRE REVIEW | What’s In A Name, Birmingham Rep
★★★★ | A modern farce that delivers ounces of emotion, comedy and suspense. A full platter! (Photo credit: Robert Day) What’s In A Name, written by Alexandre De La Patellière and […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Pride and Prejudice, The Birmingham Rep
★★★★★ | Pride and Prejudice, The Birmingham Rep Masterfully personifies Austen’s work of art. I remember reading Pride and Prejudice in my early teens, and recall falling in love with […]
THEATRE REVIEW | What Shadows, Birmingham Rep
✭✭✭✭ | What Shadows Is prejudice innate or learned? Is racism okay if everyone is? And is there such thing as racism equality? These are some of the questions that […]
THEATRE REVIEW | THE EXORCIST, THE BIRMINGHAM REP
★★★★★ | The Exorcist was a frightening occasion with jumps, bumps, and lights were left on in my home. The original ‘The Exorcist’ written by William Peter Blatty brought […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Dead Sheep, The Birmingham Rep
A history lesson with outstanding features. Drama based on the rise and fall of Thatcher has been in production ever since the year she lost power. By the very nature, […]