Category: Musicals
Review: Bare, Greenwich Theatre
“The boys have gonorrhea, now they burn for you each time they pee” Not really being a…
Preview: Stephen Ward The Musical
“I invented a new way of lie, some might call it unconventional, All that stuffy post-war Englishness,…
Review: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, New Wimbledon Theatre
“That was some mighty fine dancing” Seven young men enter a backwoods Oregon town, kidnap a woman…
Review: Sweeney Todd, West Yorkshire Playhouse
“You shouldn’t harm nobody” It is always good to hear that major UK theatres are co-producing shows,…
Review: The Light Princess, National Theatre
“You are, you are…Althea, you are…changing the world for me” Long awaited and long gestated, Tori Amos…
Review: The Boys from Syracuse, Union Theatre
“Keep your fingers under control” As a Rodgers and Hart musical from the late 1930s, The Boys…
(P)review – The Light Princess, National Theatre
Any thought that I might have attended The Critics’ Circle Centenary Conference were immediately quashed when I…
Review: On A Clear Day You Can See Forever, Union Theatre
“How it will astound you…” Alongside the rightly lauded all-male Gilbert and Sullivans, the Union Theatre in…
Review: When Midnight Strikes, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
“Making resolutions we’ll hold on fast” Abigail may have been the one holding the party in the…
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