REVIEW | Pride and Prejudice (sort of) | UK Tour
Writer Isobel McArthur has ripped up the rule book when it comes to Jane Austen’s beloved classic Pride and Prejudice. Injecting it with wit, feminism and fiery females, this production…
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INSIDE | The RSC’s new musical The Boy In The Dress
This Christmas, the RSC are creating a brand new musical based on David Walliams’ classic novel The Boy In The Dress. Gregory Doran, the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Artistic Director was…
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REVIEW | Prism | UK Tour
Prism is a moving story about legendary Hollwood filmmaker Jack Cardiff. The double Oscar award-winning has retired to Buckinghamshire and is writing his autobiography, but his memory is fading and…
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INSIDE | Cinderella at Cadogan Hall with Zoe Rainey and Jodie Jacobs
Rogers and Hammerstein’s iconic score of the classic fairytale Cinderella is being brought to life at Cadogan Hall this autumn. After the huge success of Take Two Theatricals previous concerts…
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REVIEW | Mame | Hope Mill Theatre
Mame is a musical that hasn’t been performed since 1969, but the Hope Mill Theatre take on the challenge of reviving it and they certainly triumph. Mame Dennis is a…
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REVIEW | Marshall Street
During the height of racial tension in Birmingham back in 1965, Smethwick was visited by human rights activist Malcom X. Inspired by this, Paul Magson has written a play, Marshall…
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REVIEW | & Juliet
Shakespeare’s had a makeover and this time it’s Juliet’s time to have her say. With Max Martin’s smash-hit pop times, some of musical theatre’s finest talent and a 21st century…
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INSIDE | Behind the Scenes at the Donmar Warehouse & Their Latest Show ‘Appropriate’
The Donmar Warehouse is a not-for-profit theatre in Covent Garden the opened back in 1977. The 251-seat theatre is an intimate playhouse that puts on exciting and diverse productions. The…
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