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From the moment that the lights dim, and the eight-piece rock band roars into life on the raised stage, Bat Out of Hell delivers exactly what fans of Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf crave - an electrifying plunge into epic sound, defiant energy, and a spectacle that pulsates. While this reimagined touring production takes a more stripped-back approach than earlier, more lavish, incarnations, it does so with style […]
From the very first chords of the overture to the rousing finale of “Do You Hear the People Sing?”, the current amateur production of Les Misérables is nothing short of a theatrical triumph. Staged at the Theatre Royal Brighton, this ambitious performance proves that passion, dedication, and community spirit can rival the grandeur of even the most professional West End stages. The cast, comprised entirely of local talent, […]
The Play What I Wrote is an affectionate, quick-witted tribute to Morecambe and Wise and is a delight from start to finish. Originally written by Hamish McColl, Sean Foley, and Eddie Braben, this Olivier Award-winning comedy first appeared in the West End in 2001 and has since become a beloved part of British theatre. The plot is simple but genius. There are two performers who, unusually for […]
Robert Bolt's A Man for All Seasons has long been hailed as a powerful exploration of conscience, conviction, and the perils of political compromise. In this compelling stage revival, starring the simply superb Martin Shaw as Sir Thomas More, the production simultaneously reaches heights of emotion and philosophical depth. The play, set in the turbulent period of King Henry VIII's reign, centres on Sir Thomas More, the Lord Chancellor of […]
When it was first announced that Clueless, the iconic 1995 teen comedy film, would be adapted into a musical, expectations were high. The original film, starring Alicia Silverstone as the bubbly, fashion-conscious Cher Horowitz, has achieved cult status for its sharp wit, unforgettable catchphrases, and commentary on high school social hierarchies. So, could a musical do justice to this beloved piece of 90’s cinema while bringing something new to the […]
Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) The name doesn’t really give much away, but I’m so glad this Kiln Theatre rom com transfer has hit the West End. It has smash hit written all over it! On paper it does sound random as two unsuspecting lost souls are brought together for a family wedding. Dougal (Sam Tutty) travels to America to meet his long lost dad, wedding […]
The Choir of Man - Arts Theatre, London I’ve been desperate to see The Choir of Man for quite some time and the show did not disappoint, in fact, it was nothing short of spectacular. From start to finish, it was an electrifying experience that left the audience buzzing with excitement. The show is more than just a musical; it's an immersive journey into the heart of the best […]
Peter Pan Goes Wrong - National Tour Peter Pan Goes Wrong is Mis壯陽藥 chief Theatre’s famed sequel to The Play That Goes Wrong, following the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society’s production of Peter Pan, but much like their previous productions, nothing goes according to plan and even results in personal conflicts in the cast, learning about their relationships and how each cast member changes over the course of the show. […]
An Officer and a Gentleman - National Tour Based on the 1982 film which stars Richard Gere and Debra Winger, An Officer and a Gentleman tells the story of Zack Mayo (Luke Baker), a young lad who hasn’t had the best start in life due to neglect from his alcoholic father and he enrolls to better himself as a US Navy pilot. The story follows lots of young hopefuls […]
