THEATRE REVIEW | From Morning To Midnight
★★★ | From Morning To Midnight “For those who like that sort of thing, that is the sort of thing they like.” I felt rather like Miss Jean Brodie after […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Slava’s Snowshow
Slava’s Snowshow is set in a winter landscape and combines beautiful comic performances from a host of clowns each with their own individual personalities, with a dazzling assault on the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Passing By, Tristan Bates Theatre
★★★ | Passing By, Tristan Bates Theatre ‘Passing By’ is an early work from award winning playwright Martin Sherman (Bent, Mrs Henderson Presents) that was first produced in New York […]
THEATRE REVIEW | A Christmas Carol – Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour
★★★★ | A Christmas Carol – Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour Charles Dickens’ much loved Christmas tale is stunningly brought to life in this magical, colourful and beautifully performed ballet […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Love Your Soldiers, Crucible Theatre Studio, Sheffield
★★★★ | Love Your Soldiers In Helmand Province, two young soldiers have bonded like brothers in the midst of war, but when one of them is seriously injured, their relationship […]
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, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Priscilla Queen Of The Desert, Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour
Three drag queens “unplug their curling wands and go bush” to travel across the outback en route to a show in a casino in Alice Springs. Along the way, they […]
FILM REVIEW | Merrily We Roll Along
★★★★★ | Merrily We Roll Along The concept of seeing a play on the big screen can seem a bit odd. Do you clap at the end? Will it be […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Roots
★★★★ |Roots by Arnold Wesker, Donmar Warehouse It’s 1958 and Beatie Bryant has been living in London with Ronnie, a young socialist full of ideas and ideals. As she anxiously […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Picture of Dorian Gray at Dorian Gray’s Townhouse
★★★★ | The Picture of Dorian Gray at Dorian Gray’s Townhouse Staged in a Georgian townhouse in Greenwich “modernised” to suit a wealthy Victorian resident, The Alchemist Order have presented […]
THEATRE REVIEW | A Life Backwards (The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield)
★★★★★ | A Life Backwards (The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield) After meeting at a protest to support two homeless charity workers, Alexander (played by Will Adamsdale) and Stuart (played by Fraser […]