Tag: Five Star Comedy Theatre Review

  • THEATRE REVIEW | Time & Tide London

    THEATRE REVIEW | Time & Tide London

    ★★★★★ | Time & Tide, Park Theatre, London ‘Time & Tide’ is a tale of love in the most unexpected places. Nemo (Josh Barrow) works at a diner but has bigger ambitions in life. He wants to move to the big city of London, to be in theatre, and to get out of his nothing […]

  • Theatre Review | Cinderella (and Panto’s in General) – Theatres Nationwide

    Theatre Review | Cinderella (and Panto’s in General) – Theatres Nationwide

    ★★★★★ | Cinderella, Sheffield Theatres If there is one thing that is sure to herald Christmas out there in theatre land it is the arrival of the traditional panto, and whilst many may immediately turn to thoughts of screaming children and D-list celebrities, there is a surprising amount of fun to be had at your […]

  • THEATRE REVIEW | Myra Dubois: We Wish You A Myra Christmas, Soho Theatre, London

    THEATRE REVIEW | Myra Dubois: We Wish You A Myra Christmas,  Soho Theatre, London

    Her version of “The Twelve Days of Christmas” that will have you, and the rest of the audience, laughing in tears. Go see Myra Dubois: We Wish You A Myra Christmas show pronto, it ends this Saturday!

  • THEATRE REVIEW | The Play That Goes Wrong, Cambridge Arts Theatre

    ★★★★★ – Dangerous, jaw-dropping and comedy genius! Mischief Theatre, in role as The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society, brought to the Cambridge Arts Theatre stage an uproariously funny murder mystery entitled The Murder at Haversham Manor and it went south, literally. The Play That Goes Wrong was a comedic masterpiece, like its successor Peter Pan, Goes […]

  • THEATRE REVIEW | The Play That Goes Wrong, Marlowe Theatre Canterbury

    ★★★★★ – Dangerous, jaw-dropping and comedy genius! Mischief Theatre, in role as The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society, brought to the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury stage an uproariously funny murder mystery entitled The Murder at Haversham Manor and it went south, literally. The Play That Goes Wrong was a comedic masterpiece, like its successor Peter Pan, […]

  • THEATRE REVIEW | The Play That Goes Wrong, Plymouth Theatre Royal

    ★★★★★ – Dangerous, jaw-dropping and comedy genius! Mischief Theatre, in role as The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society, brought to the Plymouth Theatre Royal stage an uproariously funny murder mystery entitled The Murder at Haversham Manor and it went south, literally. The Play That Goes Wrong was a comedic masterpiece, like its successor Peter Pan, Goes […]

  • THEATRE REVIEW | The Play That Goes Wrong, Malvern Theatre, Worcestershire

    ★★★★★ – Dangerous, jaw-dropping and comedy genius! Mischief Theatre, in role as The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society, brought to the Malvern Theatre stage an uproariously funny murder mystery entitled The Murder at Haversham Manor and it went south, literally. The Play That Goes Wrong was a comedic masterpiece, like its successor Peter Pan, Goes Wrong, […]

  • THEATRE REVIEW | The Play That Goes Wrong, The Birmingham Rep

    ★★★★★ – Dangerous, jaw-dropping and comedy genius! Mischief Theatre, in role as The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society, brought to the Birmingham Rep stage an uproariously funny murder mystery entitled The Murder at Haversham Manor and it went south, literally. The Play That Goes Wrong was a comedic masterpiece, like its successor Peter Pan, Goes Wrong, […]

  • THEATRE REVIEW | Catch Me, Underbelly, London

    ★★★★★ |  Catch Me, Underbelly, London It’s a sure sign that summer is here when the Underbelly opens on London’s Southbank. If you haven’t seen it before on its travels, it’s an upside down giant purple cow that acts as a big top for international circus acts. This year they’re showcasing more Canadians with Quebec’s […]

  • THEATRE REVIEW | The Prime of Ms. David Hoyle

    Have you ever loved a poxy, gaping wound that never heals? Have you ever loved a poy, gaping wound that never heals? Welcome to the pure disease of radical thinking, the open-heart artistry of David Hoyle. A precision provocateur, he’s a beautiful leper puking on the bland smirk of consensus dissent. Never afraid to offend, […]

  • THEATRE REVIEW | WTF! With Helen Lederer

    THEATRE REVIEW | WTF! With Helen Lederer

    We must point out that Helen Lederer is amazing. There you go. End of review. We’re sitting in the packed out studio theatre in Victoria, London, when the, zesty, energetic, self-effacing Lederer walks out to rapturous applause, looking amazing we must add. Her new show WTF! is a hilarious – part stand-up part chat show, […]