A trip to the Oldham Coliseum usually provides a gem of a show, and ‘Road’ did not disappoint. The play…
For a show 73 years old, “South Pacific” more than holds its own in the modern world. Its central premise,…
Standing ovations have to be earned and the team behind the Toni Award winning musical, The Cher Show, hit the…
One of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies was chosen to formally launch the main theatre at Shakespeare North Playhouse although more…
‘Noughts & Crosses’, adapted for the stage by Sabrina Mahfouz for Pilot Theatre, is based on a series of young…
It’s moving, touching and filled with stirring harmonious songs; Fisherman Friends - The Musical is not your usual ‘film to…
Community theatre can sometimes be a mixed bag, and then you find a company that you know you can trust…
What a pleasure it is to step inside the beautiful philharmonic hall, Liverpool, steeped in history and class, this venue…
Linda Wilkinson could not have written a more topical play, confronting contemporary issues of inequality, power and class divides, the…
The challenge of Oscar Wilde is not in the words but ensuring the performance does them justice. There were no…