THEATRE REVIEW | Kenny Morgan
★★★★ | Kenny Morgan One of Terrence Rattigan’s best known and most moving plays, “The Deep Blue Sea”, has a disturbing and fascinating genesis. Written in 1952, the play concerns […]
Theatre Review | Flowers For Mrs Harris – Crucible Theatre
★★★★ | Mrs Harris is a post-war charlady and widow, struggling with austerity and living a life of the mundane, until, that is, she stumbles across a Christian Dior dress […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Sins of Jack Saul
★★★★ | The Sins Of Jack Saul The Above the Stag Theatre is now presenting the new musical ‘The Sins of Jack Saul.’ Well who is Jack Saul you might […]
THEATRE REVIEW | This Is Living
★★★★ | This Is Living Alice and Michael are soaking wet and alone in a field by a river at night. Alice can’t remember what bought them there and wants […]
THEATRE REVIEW | FOLK
Holy, Unholy and everything in between. Folk was heavenly humorous but had also many notes of devilish charm that tickled many funny bones in the audience.
THEATRE REVIEW | My Mother Said I Never Should
★★★★ | My Mother Said I Never Should My Mother Said I Never Should is an award winning debut play written when the author was just 25. It was chosen […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
★★★★ | Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. It’s not your usual type of play.
THEATRE REVIEW | The Rotters’ Club
Young in age, but precocious in talent, the cast of fifteen actors stood proud and commanded the stage with their strong ability to project, act with a great emotional range, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Beacons
★★★★ | Beacons
THEATRE REVIEW | The Narcissist
★★★★ The Narcissist Portrays Theatrical Therapy
THEATRE REVIEW | Land of our Fathers
Six miners wait to be rescued in the brutal and powerful ‘Land of our Fathers.’