REVIEW | The Prince of Egypt | West End
Epic new musical The Prince of Egypt has been brought to the Dominion Theatre stage with music by Stephen Schwartz. Adapted from the DreamWorks Animation film, it’s a powerful piece…
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REVIEW | The History Boys | Wolverhampton Grand
Alan Bennett’s iconic production The History Boys has been revived at the Wolverhampton Grand Theatre in a brand new production that feels young, fresh and of superb quality. The 2004…
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INTERVIEW | Lesli Margherita on Reprising her Olivier award-winning role in Zorro in a Stage Concert at Cadogan Hall
The musical Zorro premiered in the West End in 2008, with music by the Gipsy Kings it tells the story of the original superhero – Zorro. To celebrate its success,…
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REVIEW | Peter Pan | Birmingham Rep
The beloved story of Peter Pan that we all know and love has been reinvented for a modern audience at Birmingham Rep this Christmas. Director Liam Steel alongside co-adapter Georgia…
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REVIEW | The Boy in the Dress | RSC
The RSC’s Christmas production is an ambitious new musical based on David Walliams’ children’s book The Boy in The Dress. Move over Matilda, there’s a new RSC star in town…
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REVIEW | The Astonishing Times of Timothy Cratchit | Hope Mill Theatre
The Hope Mill Theatre, who have made a name for themselves staging new musicals in an intimate setting, have brought a twist on a festive classic to their stage this…
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REVIEW | White Christmas | West End
If you’re dreaming of a White Christmas, there’s only one musical to see in the West End this festive season. Irving Berlin’s classic 1954 film has been adapted for the…
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REVIEW | Cheetah Sisters | Birmingham Rep’s Foundry Festival
At this year’s Foundry Festival, Susie Sillett mixes storytelling and documentary theatre to create Cheetah Sisters – a play that explores the complexities of Sisterhood. Sillett’s play is a 55…
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