Tag: theatre

  • REVIEW: 2:22 A Ghost Story – Lyceum Theatre – Sheffield

    REVIEW: 2:22 A Ghost Story – Lyceum Theatre – Sheffield

    “2:22 A Ghost Story” at Sheffield Lyceum is a mesmerizing theatrical experience that plunges audiences into a world of supernatural intrigue and psychological suspense. Written by Danny Robins, the play weaves together elements of horror, mystery, and family drama to create a gripping narrative that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start…

  • REVIEW: Cowbois – Swan Theatre – Stratford-upon-Avon

    REVIEW: Cowbois – Swan Theatre – Stratford-upon-Avon

    All Things Theatre is delighted to publish this guest review from theatre critics in the making: Meri, Jay and Imogen. Mixing an archaic movie trope with modern queer magic is no simple process, but Charlie Josephine really left no stones unturned in writing this racey wild western play. With a simplistically dynamic set and eye-catchingly…

  • REVIEW: Treason the Musical – Sheffield Lyceum – Sheffield

    REVIEW: Treason the Musical – Sheffield Lyceum – Sheffield

    “Treason the Musical” presents a promising theatrical experience with the potential to burn brightly. However, it also faces some areas where it falls short of its ambitious goals. With a new take on the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, this musical promises a unique and thought-provoking theatrical experience, yet it leaves the audience with mixed feelings.…

  • REVIEW: The Bodyguard – Lyceum Theatre – Sheffield

    REVIEW: The Bodyguard – Lyceum Theatre – Sheffield

    “The Bodyguard” is making a pit stop at the Lyceum Theatre Sheffield in a long run of shows to complete a glamorous national tour. Where this show is certainly romantic and thrilling, it may be a little bit cliché for an audience anticipating a deeply hearty Whitney Houston rendition of the 1992 film.  The art…

  • REVIEW: Blood Brothers – Garrick Theatre – Lichfield

    REVIEW: Blood Brothers – Garrick Theatre – Lichfield

    Stepping into the mesmerising world of ‘Blood Brothers’ at the Lichfield Garrick Theatre is an experience that commands attention and leaves an indelible mark. This theatrical rendition of Willy Russell’s timeless narrative unfolds with a blend of captivating performances and thought-provoking themes, immersing the audience in a rich tapestry of emotions and storytelling. Niki Colwell…

  • REVIEW: Life of Pi – Sheffield Lyceum – Sheffield

    REVIEW: Life of Pi – Sheffield Lyceum – Sheffield

    “Life of Pi” returns to Sheffield at the Lyceum Theatre, marking a homecoming for a production that originally captivated audiences at the Crucible Theatre in 2019 before making its way to London’s West End and Broadway. This adaptation of Yann Martel’s beloved novel showcases Divesh Subaskaran in his professional debut as Pi, and it strives…

  • REVIEW: Miss Saigon – Crucible – Sheffield

    REVIEW: Miss Saigon – Crucible – Sheffield

    The heat is on in Sheffield! Sheffield Theatres’ revival of Miss Saigon at the Sheffield Crucible is an extraordinary production that captivates audiences with its exceptional performances and meticulous attention to detail. Directed by Robert Hastie and Anthony Lau, this non-replica regional production brings a fresh perspective to the beloved musical, offering a thought-provoking and…

  • REVIEW: Dirty Dancing – Regent Theatre – Stoke-on-Trent

    REVIEW: Dirty Dancing – Regent Theatre – Stoke-on-Trent

    Dirty Dancing at the Regent Theatre in Stoke offers an exhilarating and nostalgic journey into the world of the beloved film. Following its successful run at the Dominion Theatre in London, this production presents an exceptional cast and a talented creative team who breathe new life into the iconic story, creating an unforgettable experience for…

  • REVIEW: Greatest Days – Lyceum Theatre – Sheffield

    REVIEW: Greatest Days – Lyceum Theatre – Sheffield

    Greatest Days, previously titled The Band, takes audiences on a nostalgic journey following five best friends obsessed with a boy band in the 1990s. The story unfolds as they reunite over 20 years later to attend a concert of their heartthrobs, hoping for the greatest days of their lives. The musical celebrates the 30th anniversary…

  • REVIEW: Showstopper! The Improvised Musical – Lyceum Theatre – Sheffield

    REVIEW: Showstopper! The Improvised Musical – Lyceum Theatre – Sheffield

    I had the pleasure of attending Showstopper! The Improvised Musical at the Lyceum in Sheffield, and it was an absolute delight from start to finish. The cast, consisting of Jonathan Ainscough, Ruth Bratt, Adam Meggido, Philip Pellew, Susan Harrison, and Dylan Emery as The Writer, delivered exceptional performances that left the audience in awe of…