Theatre Review | Avenue Q – National Tour
★★★★ | Avenue Q, National Tour Fresh out of college, looking for somewhere to live and clutching his useless degree, Princeton arrives on Avenue Q, where he meets affable (if […]
Joseph And the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Review: A camp classic and this version puts it over the top
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (written by a very young Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice) is lively and fun and should continue to bring this to audiences to come, probably for the next 49 years.
Theatre Review | Kinky Boots – National Tour
★★★★☆ | Kinky Boots, National Tour When his late father’s shoe factory is on the brink of closing down, Charlie readies himself to shut down the business; but a chance […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Standing at the Sky’s Edge – Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
★★★★ | Standing at the Sky’s Edge Standing on the Sky’s Edge is a new musical which centres around Sheffield’s Park Hill Flats housing estate, and cleverly overlays three stories […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Waitress, Adelphi Theatre, London
There’s nothing not to like here. The songs are great, if occasionally forgettable, the cast nail it and the story is watchable. It’s fun and occasionally thought-provoking. Well worth seeing.
THEATRE REVIEW | Follies, National Theatre, London
★★★★ | Follies If you are a huge theatre fan, love musicals, and worship the ground Stephen Sondheim walks on, then you’ll love Follies. Playing in its second run in […]
THEATRE REVIEW | 9 to 5 The Musical, Savoy Theatre, London
★★★★ | ‘9 to 5’ is no longer a rich man’s game, it’s all for us to enjoy!
THEATRE REVIEW | Come From Away, Phoenix Theatre, London
★★★★ | Come From Away Before September 11, 2001, no one had ever heard of the tiny town of Gander, Newfoundland. But on that horrible, horrible day, the townspeople (no […]
Theatre Review | Kiss Me, Kate – Crucible Theatre
Written by Cole Porter in the 1940’s, Kiss Me, Kate is a delightful, old-fashioned musical, combining the classic elements of mistaken identity, a will they/won’t they love story, a bit of swindling and a bunch of likeable characters all interwoven with an appealing collection of songs by one of the best composers of the era.
THEATRE REVIEW | Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Apollo Theatre, London
It’s a feel-good show with a feel-good message, and isn’t that we all need right now!
THEATRE REVIEW | Company, Gielgud Theatre, London
Marianne Elliott’s production of this 1970 show is as modern and up to date as possible, but please, more more more Lupone next. Here’s to the lady who steals the show!