REVIEW | Company | West End
Marianne Elliott takes a gamble reinventing Sondheim’s classic Company as a completely modern production with a woman right at the heart of the story. Bobbie is turning 35, and after living…
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REVIEW | Bat Out Of Hell | Dominion Theatre West End
Breathing fresh air on the West End, Bat Out Of Hell is a ground-breaking production that is taking leaps for the evolution of musical theatre. With the music from Jim…
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INSIDE | Bat Out Of Hell Returns to the West End with a BANG!
Jim Steinman’s award-winning musical Bat Out Of Hell returns to London this April, ready to rock the roof off of the Dominion Theatre. With an epic return, they kicked off…
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REVIEW | 42nd Street | Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Known for its astounding choreography and extraordinary levels of theatricality, 42nd Street brings the glitz and glamour of old school Broadway to the West End in force. Walking into the…
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REVIEW | Wind in the Willows | London Palladium
Taking residency at the London Palladium this summer is George and Stiles’ imaginative new musical Wind in the Willows. Based on all the characters we know and love from the…
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REHEARSAL PHOTOS | Wind In The Willows | London Palladium
Rehearsal photos have just been released for the Wind in the Willows which is opening previews on the 16th of June at the London Palladium. Starring Rufus Hound as the…
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INTERVIEW | Devon-Elise Johnson | Half A Sixpence
Half A Sixpence is a production with one of the most talented casts I’ve seen to grace the stage, the performance boasts immense heart and phenomenal musical numbers. I spoke to…
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REVIEW | Half a Sixpence | Noel Coward Theatre
David Heneker’s glorious score has been ingeniously adapted by George Stiles and Anthony Drew, who bring immense flavour and oomph to the already spectacular songs in this triumphant production of…
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