• REVIEW: Come from Away – Theatre Royal – Nottingham

    REVIEW: Come from Away – Theatre Royal – Nottingham

    At its core, Come From Away is a musical that celebrates the resilience, kindness, and compassion of humanity. Set in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, it tells the remarkable true story of 7,000 air passengers who were unexpectedly grounded in the small town of Gander, Newfoundland, and the locals who opened their homes…

  • REVIEW: Heathers the Musical – Lyceum Theatre – Sheffield

    REVIEW: Heathers the Musical – Lyceum Theatre – Sheffield

    Heathers the Musical is a contemporary rock musical that follows the story of Veronica Sawyer, a high schooler who yearns to fit in but becomes entangled in a deadly scheme with her rebellious boyfriend, JD, and the notorious clique of mean girls known as the Heathers. This darkly comedic musical explores themes of teenage angst,…

  • REVIEW: Four Felons and a Funeral – Birmingham Hippodrome – Birmingham

    REVIEW: Four Felons and a Funeral – Birmingham Hippodrome – Birmingham

    Commencing its first UK tour, Four Felons and a Funeral has opened at Birmingham Hippodrome. Following the road trip of four dysfunctional friends who steal their friend’s ashes, Four Felons and a Funeral is beautifully written new musical which has heart, comedy and queerness by the bucketloads. Exploring grief, loss, love and identity, this 75-minute…

  • REVIEW: A Doll’s House – The Crucible – Sheffield

    REVIEW: A Doll’s House – The Crucible – Sheffield

    The new production of A Doll’s House at Sheffield Theatres, adapted by Chris Bush and directed by Elin Schofield, is a masterclass in modernized Ibsen. Combining a meticulously honed script, powerful performances, and impeccable direction, it successfully brings Henrik Ibsen’s 19th-century masterpiece into the present, making it feel both timely and timeless. Chiara Stephenson’s set…

  • REVIEW: Now That’s What I Call a Musical – Theatre Royal – Nottingham

    REVIEW: Now That’s What I Call a Musical – Theatre Royal – Nottingham

    Now That’s What I Call a Musical has arrived at Nottingham as part of its debut UK tour. Capitalising on the recent trend of 80s nostalgia on stage, this new jukebox musical features many well-known hits from the 80s in a new story about friendship, family and growing up. Now That’s What I Call a…

  • REVIEW: Sister Act – Theatre Royal – Nottingham

    REVIEW: Sister Act – Theatre Royal – Nottingham

    Sister Act at the Nottingham Theatre Royal delivers an evening brimming with vibrant energy and standout performances that make for an unforgettable experience. The stage adaptation of the beloved 1992 film shines thanks to its incredibly talented cast, who inject charisma and heart into every scene. From the excellent characterisation of the lead actors to…

  • REVIEW: The History Boys – Theatre Royal – Nottingham

    REVIEW: The History Boys – Theatre Royal – Nottingham

    The UK touring production of The History Boys by Alan Bennett brings a fresh yet faithful interpretation of this iconic play. Set against the backdrop of 1980s Sheffield on A-Level results day, the play explores themes of education, ambition, and the complexity of adolescence. This production features standout performances and excellent comedic timing. Lewis Cornay’s…

  • REVIEW: Lord of the Dance – Regent Theatre – Stoke-on-Trent

    REVIEW: Lord of the Dance – Regent Theatre – Stoke-on-Trent

    Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance has long been hailed as one of the world’s most renowned dance shows, captivating audiences with its fusion of traditional Irish dance and storytelling. Now celebrating over 25 years of performances, the show continues to tour, carrying with it decades of legacy and a fan base that spans over…

  • REVIEW: 101 Dalmatians – Palace Theatre – Manchester

    REVIEW: 101 Dalmatians – Palace Theatre – Manchester

    The touring production of 101 Dalmatians at Manchester’s Palace Theatre brings a lively and engaging rendition of Dodie Smith’s classic story to the stage. With a blend of vibrant performances, stylish design, and memorable music, this adaptation, while not flawless, is a step up from its earlier version and provides a delightful experience for audiences…

  • REVIEW: Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Leicester Square Theatre – London

    REVIEW: Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Leicester Square Theatre – London

    Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare’s rendition of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a side-splitting spectacle that blends classical theatre with modern-day absurdity, resulting in a show that is both hilariously rude and immensely fun. This production reimagines Shakespeare’s work by introducing an audacious twist: one cast member performs their role while thoroughly intoxicated, creating an unpredictable and uproarious…

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