Listeners:

Top listeners:

00:00 00:00

Go to album

BOX OFFICE RADIO
18:00 - The Wonderful World Of Musicals (Adrian & Fizz) 09 JUL 2024
AUDIO BoxOff_Admin
AUDIO BoxOff_Admin
AUDIO BoxOff_Admin
AUDIO BoxOff_Admin
AUDIO BoxOff_Admin
AUDIO BoxOff_Admin
AUDIO BoxOff_Admin
BEDS BoxOff_Admin

Blog masonry

INTERVIEWS

Interview – Myra’s Story – Trafalgar Theatre, London

The raw, funny, and deeply moving one-woman play, Myra’s Story, returns to London’s West End this April for a strictly limited engagement at Trafalgar Theatre, shining a human light on homelessness, addiction, and the fragile line between stability and survival. Produced by Amber Allen, and performed by IFTA nominee Fíonna Hewitt-Twamley, this critically acclaimed solo show will play for just four performances on 12 April and 19 April (2pm and 6pm). In the tradition of bold solo theatre, Myra’s Story blends raucous humour, devastating […]

09/04/2026 1

SHOW REVIEWS

Waitress – Theatre Royal Brighton and National Tour

There are few theatrical productions as quietly uplifting as Waitress, and the current 10th anniversary national tour proves exactly why this show continues to resonate so deeply with audiences a decade on. Warm, heartfelt, and laced with gentle humour, it serves up an evening of theatre that feels both intimate and satisfying, like a perfectly baked pie shared among friends. At the centre of it all is Carrie Hope Fletcher, whose portrayal of Jenna is nothing short of […]

07/04/2026

SHOW REVIEWS

Review – Legally Blonde the Musical – Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham and National Tour

Inspired by the 2001 film of the same name, Legally Blonde tells the story of Elle Woods, who is head-over-heels in love with her boyfriend, Warner Huntington III. Upon buying a new outfit thinking he is going to propose, he breaks up with her, saying he wants someone more ‘serious’, as he is about to begin studying law at Harvard University. Thus, Elle devises a plan to get into Harvard, prove to Warner she is the ‘serious’ girl […]

05/04/2026

SHOW REVIEWS

Review – Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger’s Drift – New Theatre, Cardiff

Everyone loves a good murder mystery, don’t they? Well now, one of the UK’s most popular Murder Mystery TV Franchises - Midsomer Murders can be enjoyed at the theatre too, in an adaptation of author Caroline Graham’s first novel in her Midsomer book series, which also provided the story for the pilot episode of the aforementioned TV series, which starred John Nettles as Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby and Daniel Casey as Detective Sergeant Gavin Troy. This new […]

03/04/2026

SHOW REVIEWS

Review – Death on the Nile – Theatre Royal Brighton and National Tour

Death on the Nile has long been celebrated as one of the Agatha Christie’s most intricate and atmospheric mysteries, and the 2026 theatre touring production proves that this classic still has the power to captivate modern audiences. From the moment the curtain rises at The Theatre Royal in Brighton, the production immerses the audience in a world of glamour, intrigue, and simmering tension, delivering an experience that feels both faithful to Christie’s original vision and refreshingly alive. The […]

01/04/2026

SHOW REVIEWS

Review – Rosie: A New Musical – Adelphi Theatre, London

London’s West End has long celebrated larger-than-life personalities like Rosie, who features in a new musical based on the true story of Rosie Boote. Presented as a semi-staged concert performance at the Adelphi Theatre, this new work already feels destined for a full theatrical run. Even in this pared-back format, Rosie proves utterly captivating — an evening of wit, warmth, and musical brilliance that leaves the audience cheering. For those unfamiliar with the historical figure, Rosie Boote was […]

19/03/2026 1

SHOW REVIEWS

Review – Marie and Rosetta – @Sohoplace, London

Marie and Rosetta at Sohoplace is the kind of show that quietly rearranges your understanding of music history while you are having a great night at the theatre. Rather than presenting a sweeping biographical piece, the play zooms in on a single rehearsal between gospel legend Sister Rosetta Tharpe and a young Marie Knight. That tight focus gives the story a sense of intimacy rarely found in jukebox style music dramas and Marie & Rosetta certainly hits all […]

09/03/2026

SHOW REVIEWS

Review – Top Hat the Musical – The Congress Theatre, Eastbourne

Top Hat the Musical arrives in Eastbourne like a gust of warm, champagne-fizzed air, bringing with it the kind of polished, feel-good entertainment that seems increasingly rare. Adapted from the beloved 1935 film starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, this stage musical leans wholeheartedly into elegance, escapism, and old-fashioned theatrical charm — and for the most part, it succeeds beautifully. From the outset, the production establishes a glossy Art Deco world of high society hotels, breezy romance, and […]

17/02/2026

SHOW REVIEWS

Review – 2.22 A Ghost Story – New Theatre, Cardiff

The stage is set, a normal kitchen and dining area in an average house, however this play concerns itself with the less than ordinary, and the tension that builds throughout the play is already in the air and the digital clock is already ticking. 2.22 A Ghost Story opens with Jenny a mother played by Shvorne Marks home alone taking care of her new baby and using a baby monitor to keep an ear out whilst her child […]

17/02/2026