
THEATRE REVIEW | On Your Feet – National Tour
★★★ | On Your Feet, Sheffield Tracing her rise from Cuban immigrant to global superstar, On Your Feet tells the story of Gloria Estafan and the Miami Sound Machine. From […]
★★★ | On Your Feet, Sheffield Tracing her rise from Cuban immigrant to global superstar, On Your Feet tells the story of Gloria Estafan and the Miami Sound Machine. From […]
★★★★ | The Woman in Black Set in an old theatre in the late 1950s, a solicitor, Arthur Kipps, enlists the assistance of a young actor to tell his story. […]
★★★ |We Will Rock You, National Tour Set in a distant, dystopian future where musical instruments and composers are banned, where generic pop music is imposed on the public and […]
Whether you are looking for a family orientated evening at the theatre, or for something to start to get you in the festive mood, Cinderella is an engaging ballet which works its magic on you by radiating a feel-good warmth and familiarity.
★★★ | The Girl On The Train – National Tour / Birmingham Based on the best selling book by Paula Hawkins, The Girl On The Train stars Samantha Womack (Eastenders) […]
★★★★ | Avenue Q, National Tour Fresh out of college, looking for somewhere to live and clutching his useless degree, Princeton arrives on Avenue Q, where he meets affable (if […]
★★★ | The Girl On The Train – Duke Of York’s Theatre Based on the best selling book by Paula Hawkins, The Girl On The Train stars Samantha Womack (Eastenders) […]
★★★ | The Girl On The Train -Sheffield Based on the best selling book by Paula Hawkins, The Girl On The Train stars Samantha Womack (Eastenders) as Rachel Watson, a […]
★★★★☆ | Kinky Boots, National Tour When his late father’s shoe factory is on the brink of closing down, Charlie readies himself to shut down the business; but a chance […]
★★★☆☆ | Annie – National Tour It’s a hard knock life for little orphan Annie. Living in the orphanage which is ruled with an iron fist by the devilish Miss […]
The team behind The Play That Goes Wrong delivers another madcap night at the theatre, and if you enjoyed One Man, Two Guvnors or The Thirty-Nine Steps, then this stupid, screwball comedy will be right up your street.