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Category Archives: Theatre
Noises Off, Phoenix Theatre
Michael Frayn’s enduring backstage farce is still sublime comedy. Read my full London Theatre review here
A complete guide to Groundhog Day
Tim Minchin’s musical adaptation is returning to the Old Vic. Read my full London Theatre article here
Posted in Film, Journalism, Theatre
Tagged andie macdowell, andy karl, bill murray, book tickets, film, groundhog day, london, london theatre, movie, musical, old vic, play, theatre, tim minchin, west end
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See modern adaptations of Shakespeare plays in London
From an all-female Titus Andronicus to a modern, Welsh Romeo and Juliet. Read my full London Theatre article here
how did we get here?, Sadler’s Wells
The former Spice Girl’s show with Jules Cunningham and Harry Alexander is a big challenge – and an exposing one. Read my full The i Paper review here
Posted in Dance, Journalism, Theatre
Tagged dance, dancing, how did we get here, Jules Cunningham, london, mel c, melanie chisholm, review, sadlers wells, spice girls, sporty spice, the i paper, theatre
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All the performers returning to iconic roles in the West End and beyond
From Michael Ball and Beverley Knight to Andy Karl and Jordan Luke Gage. Read my full London Theatre article here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged arthur darvill, aspects of love, bat out of hell, beverley knight, bonnie and clyde, book tickets, dirty dancing, drama, groundhog day, london, london theatre, michael ball, musical, Oklahoma, only fools and horses, play, sylvia, theatre, west end, wicked
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A complete guide to the history of Romeo and Juliet
Ahead of a new version at the National, learn more about the origins and many adaptations of Shakespeare’s play. Read my full London Theatre article here
Posted in Film, Journalism, Theatre
Tagged adaptation, baz luhrmann, book tickets, dance, dancing, drama, film, franco zeffirelli, london, london theatre, movie, musical, national theatre, play, romance, romeo and julie, romeo and juliet, shakespeare, theatre, tragedy, west end, west side story
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See Doctor Who actors in the West End
From Arthur Darvill in Oklahoma! to Jenna Coleman in an Edinburgh fringe hit. Read my full London Theatre article here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre, TV
Tagged arthur darvill, book tickets, daniel mays, david tennant, doctor who, drama, guys and dolls, Jenna Coleman, john bishop, lemons play, london, london theatre, Mark Gatiss, matt smith, medea, mother goose, musical, Oklahoma, play, sophie okonedo, Steven Moffat, tardis, the doctor, the unfriend, theatre, west end, whovian
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Discover Sheridan Smith’s theatre roles, TV performances, and more
Learn about the award-winning actress’s career ahead of her latest West End show, a revival of Shirley Valentine. Read my full London Theatre article here
Posted in Film, Journalism, Theatre, TV
Tagged bafta, book tickets, cilla, credits, film, flare path, funny girl, guide, joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat, legally blonde, london, london theatre, musical, olivier award, play, sheridan smith, theatre, tv, west end
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A complete guide to all the songs in Les Misérables
Find out more about Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil’s epic long-running musical. Read my full London Theatre article here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged book tickets, bring him home, do you hear the people sing, guide, i dreamed a dream, jean valjean, les mis, les miserables, les miz, london, london theatre, musical, on my own, score, songs, theatre, west end
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As You Like It, @sohoplace
This ravishing, musical Shakespeare production is full of verdant delights. Read my full London Theatre review
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged alfred anoch, as you like it, comedy, deaf, drama, london, london theatre, martha plimpton, play, review, romance, rose ayling-ellis, shakespeare, soho place, strictly, strictly come dancing, theatre, west end
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