Remember, remember, the fifth of November, Gunpowder, treason and plot! If you can’t give us one, we’ll take two; The better for us and the worse for you! One of my favourite things about theatre [ read more ]
On the same day as the Seyi Omooba employment tribunal ruled she was not unfairly dismissed from her role in the 2019 production of The Color Purple (because of homophobic comments she had made), a [ read more ]
Andrew Lloyd Webber‘s Musical ‘Sunset Boulevard‘ opened in London’s West End in 1993, starring Patti LuPone in the iconic role of Norma Desmond. But before Patti LuPone originated the role in London, Ria Jones had [ read more ]
Five months since my last live review and theatre is starting to make a comeback after the Coronavirus pandemic. Sleepless In Seattle was a 1993 film starring Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks. One of a [ read more ]
Last week, a “virtual lockdown production” of Jason Robert Brown’s musical Songs For A New World – filmed entirely in isolation, was broadcast online by Lambert Jackson Productions in association with The Other Palace. Starring [ read more ]
I went to see Pretty Woman: The Musical last week at the Piccadilly Theatre and haven’t stopped thinking about it ever since. I went along with low expectations after hearing nothing but bad things about [ read more ]
Popular films are getting revived, with musical versions for the stage. Often, these tend to divide people, especially if songs from the film aren’t used in the musical version. Some, like Mean Girls, get a [ read more ]
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