THEATRE REVIEW | F*cking Men
I was all set in my mind to hate this; I imagined it being hammy, awkward and amateur. It was, after all, a play about gay sex lives to be […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Musical
With just the right balance of charm, smarm and quintessential Englishness, Michael Praed plays Lawrence Jameson, a con man who spends his time in the French Riviera swindling money from […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Clinic, Kings Head Theatre
What happens when you go to a clinic? Well, if you’ve been taking drugs and having lots of unsafe sex, then you might be more likely be HIV+. The new […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Captain Show-Off! Open Air Theatre 2015
One amphitheatre, throw in Carry On Cleo and Up Pompeii, with a pinchus of Widow Twankey, equals: Captain Show-Off – oh yes it does! Phil Willmott from Gods & Monsters […]
REVIEW | A Naughty Night With Noël Coward at the Old Red Lion Theatre Islington
Absurdly polite confrontations, beastly upper-class pompousness, all served up with preposterous hilarity. Director Jimmy Walters, co-founder of Proud Haddock, has brought to life two works of one of the most […]
REVIEW | Supreme Fabulettes At Leicester Square 2015
Wigs at the ready, the Supreme Fabulettes are back…
THEATRE REVIEW | Camelot, The Shining City
★★★ | Camelot, The Shining City Sheffield Theatres join forces with the innovative Slung Low Theatre Company to present an intriguing and immersive theatrical experience. Whilst this is a show which […]
THEATRE REVIEW: wonder.land, Manchester International Festival
★★★★ | wonder.land, Manchester International Festival Now in its tenth year, the Manchester International Festival is a biannual showcase for newly commissioned work by leading artists from all around the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Bend It Like Beckham
★★★★★ | Bend It Like Beckham Does a musical version of the hit film “Bend it Like Beckham” work? You bet it does! The plot from the film is successfully […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Matthew Bourne: The Car Man
★★★★★ | Matthew Bourne: The Car Man Set amongst the Italian-American community in a small town in 1960’s America, Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man reimagines Bizet’s most popular Opera, Carmen, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas, The Belgrade Theatre, Coventry And UK Tour
★★★ | The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas, The Belgrade Theatre, Coventry And UK Tour Set in Auschwitz, the show follows the developing relationship between two nine-year-old boys on opposite […]