THEATRE REVIEW | Beautiful
★★★★ | Beautiful Will you Still Love me tomorrow. I feel the Earth Move. You’ve got a Friend. These are just a few songs written by Carole King and Gerry […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Back Down: Cheeky, Dramatic and Sincere
Back Down is an intense play by Steven Camden aka Polarbear, whose excitement stems from writing dialogue and unashamedly falls in love with his own ‘Brummie’ story, and the action […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Bathhouse, The Musical
★★★★ | Bathhouse, The Musical For their second production of 2015, Above The Stag have chosen to revive their hugely successful production of Bathhouse The Musical. It comes with a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Yarico, London Theatre Workshop
★★ | Yarico, London Theatre Workshop Yarico, an Amerindian beauty, is a young woman with a fierce, independent spirit. Bored of the monotonous routine of small island life, she longs […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Honey Man, The Birmingham Rep
★★★★ | The Honey Man, The Birmingham Rep Sweet, Charming and Sincere. The Honey Man, written and acted by the extremely talented Tyrone Huggins and elegantly directed by Emma Bernard, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Top Hat, Sheffield Theatres and National Tour
★★★★ | | Top Hat, Sheffield Theatres and National Tour Based on the RKO Pictures musical of the same name, the story is one familiar to the genre – a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Unknown Male
★★★★ | Unknown Male Unknown Male depicts a tragic story of Heather who has recently got a job as train a conductor. All is very well. Until, after the tunnel, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Superman The Musical, London
★★ | Superman The Musical, London It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no – it’s Superman the Musical. Playing until this weekend at the Leicester Square Theatre, Superman is not […]
THEATRE REVIEW | She Loves Me, Landor Theatre
★★ | She Loves Me, Landor Theatre Mistaken identity has long been the theme of love stories. This love story centres round a perfume shop in Budapest where two sparring […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Blasted, Sheffield Theatres
Sheffield Theatres opens their Sarah Kane season with Blasted, her first and possibly most controversial play. Ian, a racist, sexist and homophobic middle aged journalist, arrives in a hotel room […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Gods and Monsters, Southwark Playhouse
★★★★★ | Gods and Monsters, Southwark Playhouse It’s the late 1950s and ageing Hollywood director, James Whale, best known for his iconic Frankenstein films, is languishing in his Los Angeles […]