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18:00 - The Wonderful World Of Musicals (Adrian & Fizz) 09 JUL 2024
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On the evening of the 22nd of September 1994, a pilot of a show about a group of ‘Friends’ living in New York was aired, and the rest as they say is history. It became iconic, lasted for ten years, and everyone around the world knew who Monica, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, Rachel and Ross were and the actors who played them became international stars. They felt familiar and […]
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As I walk into the Congress Theatre, I feel that familiar mix of anticipation and curiosity that only a big musical can stir up. The foyer is buzzing — a mixture of young and old mostly dressed in pink (although it is a Tuesday!) all looking excited and ready for a good time. By the time I find my seat and the pink hued house lights dip, I’m […]
There are shows that entertain, and then there are shows that feel like an open invitation—to laugh, to sing, and to share in something quietly profound. The Choir of Man is firmly the latter: a five-star triumph that transforms a simple premise into one of the most uplifting nights you can have in a theatre. Set inside a worn but friendly pub, the production wastes no time making […]
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From Thursday 30th July to Monday 31st August Birmingham Stage Company returns to London’s West End with the funniest, fearsome and most farcical facts from British history in Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain - The Best Bits!, a non-stop romp through our nation’s remarkable past. The show is directed by Neal Foster and features Emma Swan so, before they start rehearsals, Box Office Radio had a chat with them both about the […]
There’s something instantly comforting about The Ballad of Johnny and June. From the moment it begins, you get the sense that you’re in safe hands—this is a show that knows exactly what it wants to be, and delivers it with charm, warmth, and a big heart. At its core, this is a story that many people will already have some familiarity with, but what makes this production stand […]
You're invited to the most swell party of the year as this summer's eagerly anticipated production delivers another glorious dose of Golden Age musical theatre escapism. Helen George (Call the Midwife, The King and I) leads the cast as the glamorous Tracy Lord, joined by stage and screen favourites Felicity Kendal (Rosemary and Thyme), Freddie Fox (Slow Horses) and Julian Ovenden (South Pacific). Carly Mercedes Dyer (Anything Goes, A Chorus Line) and Nigel Lindsay (Kiss Me, Kate) return to the Barbican, joined by Malcolm […]
