Tag: Alastair Postlethwaite

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Film Review: Tomorrow Morning (2022)

Starring Ramin Karimloo and Samantha Barks, this cinematic version of Laurence Mark Wythe’s musical Tomorrow Morning is…

Posted in Film Musicals

News: Tomorrow Morning coming to UK cinemas 9th September

Kaleidoscope Entertainment is delighted to share the news that the big screen adaptation of the International smash-hit…

Posted in Film

Lockdown film review: Emma. (2020)

Autumn de Wilder offers an Emma. with a contemporary sensibility but not much sense “Mother, you MUST…

Posted in Musicals Theatre Theatre review West End

Review: Carousel, London Coliseum

“The crowd of doubtin’ Thomases Was predictin’ that the summer’d never come” The English National Opera have…

Posted in Musicals Theatre West End

Review: Sinatra – The Man and His Music, Palladium

“I’m feeling so bad Won’t you make the music easy and sad” Traditional theatre shows seem to…

Posted in Dance West End

Review: Wind in the Willows, Vaudeville Theatre

“Let my creatures rise again” Adding to the diversity of festive offerings on the stage, The Wind…

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Winners of the 2014 What’s on Stage Awards

BEST ACTRESS IN A PLAY Helen Mirren – The Audience at the Gielgud (49.5%) Anne-Marie Duff – Strange Interlude at the…

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2014 What’s On Stage Award nominations

BEST ACTRESS IN A PLAY Helen Mirren – The Audience at the Gielgud  Anne-Marie Duff – Strange Interlude at the NT…

Posted in LGBTQ+ Musicals Theatre

Review: Cabaret, New Wimbledon Theatre

“Start by admitting from cradle to tomb, it isn’t that long a stay” Perhaps with a nod…