THEATRE REVIEW | It Happened in Key West, Charing Cross Theatre, London
★★★ | It Happened in Key West A true story of a man who dug up the love of his life is a musical called It Happened in Key West. […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Dusty: The Dusty Springfield Musical, Sheffield Theatres and National Tour
The script is warm and instantly accessible, although a little clumsy at times in its integration of high drama and sitcom humour; and whilst the songs are undeniable classics and span the length of her career, they are perhaps not abundant enough.
THEATRE REVIEW | Circa’s Peepshow – Underbelly’s Spiegeltent
★★★★☆ | Circa’s Peepshow – Underbelly’s Spiegeltent Toned bodies, remarkable feats of athleticism, raw performances and a winning sense of humour make for an exhilarating evening of the unexpected in Circa’s […]
THEATRE REVIEW | An Officer and a Gentleman – Edinburgh Playhouse
Based on the classic film of the same name, An Officer and A Gentleman tells the story of Zack Mayo, a trainee fighter pilot who is from the wrong side of the tracks and is trying to make his way through the Naval Academy.
THEATRE REVIEW | Wicked, Victoria Apollo Theatre
2 hours and 45 minutes of stratospheric vocals, incredible costumery and feel-good, sparkling story-telling
Theatre Review | Jersey Boys, Sheffield Lyceum
From the streets of Brooklyn to the height of fame, Jersey Boys tells the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, their musical legacy, including Big Girls Don’t Cry, Walk Like A Man, Can’t Take My Eyes off You and Working My Way Back To You is showcased in this musical biopic.
THEATRE REVIEW | Kiss Me Kate, London Coliseum
Miss this at your peril. It’s riotous fun and yes, it’s pretty darn hot but don’t fear, it’s also ideal for a sultry summer night in the air-conditioned Coliseum.
THEATRE REVIEW | Beirut, Park Theatre
A disease is wiping out the human race, and those unlucky enough to be positive will die a slow death. This is the premise of the hard-hitting and surreally erotic […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Titanic, The Musical, Edinburgh Playhouse
What comes out of the production is an underlying theme of love between the characters, from the newlyweds to the eloping couple to the elderly husband and wife, and it is this which packs the emotional punch and brings the human cost of the tragedy sharply into focus.
THEATRE REVIEW | Reuben Kaye, Soho Theatre
★★★★★ | Reuben Kaye, Soho Theatre Never heard of Reuben Kaye? You will! Sick, slick, as gorgeously filthy as a pouting penis, Kay’s a living bigot’s nightmare, spunking left, right […]
THEATRE REVIEW | San Domino
★★★★★ | San Domino San Domino is an island off the east coast of Italy that was once an island where people of a certain ‘way’ were exiled to by […]