Translating a stage musical into a film is no mean feat. Although there’s the opportunity to use locations to emphasise aspects of the story, there’s a magic to theatre that can get lost on the [ read more ]
Get ready to shake your groove thing, because Priscilla Queen of the Desert has opened at Curve in Leicester. It’s loud, it’s colourful, it’s energetic and you’ll find yourself wondering how on earth they manage [ read more ]
What an incredibly enjoyable night I had at the theatre, attending the third and final offering in the season for Swanage Repertory Company. The Noel Coward classic Private Lives has stood the test of time [ read more ]
You could hear a pin drop in the auditorium last night, as the curtains opened at Curve on the bold and fresh revival of Tennessee Williams’ Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. It’s not a [ read more ]
Disney has come a long way with its films. Nowadays the women are independent, there’s a lot more diversity and the songs are empowering! Frozen has become something of a classic, transcending the ages and [ read more ]
With four successful seasons behind them, thwarted only by the dreaded pandemic which annihilated virtually all regional theatre last year, Hordern Ciani are back in full swing at the newly renovated and Covid secure Mowlem [ read more ]
I don’t know if jet lag had a part to play in it but when I saw Amelie on Broadway a few years ago, I left the theatre sobbing. So I was curious to see [ read more ]
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