When you arrive at a venue and are offered a plastic poncho and earplugs as you make your way into…
Every year, during the first week of October, thousands of fresh-faced young people flock to our major cities marking the…
As a reviewer, it is rare to see a new play or musical that you instantly know will be a…
The job of reviewing theatre takes you to some interesting places, last night I was in the cavernous Lowry in…
The term 'jukebox' musical conjures up images of women of a certain age cavorting to Abba tracks in the Greek…
Thomas 'Tennessee' Williams is widely regarded as one of the great American playwrights, the quality and extent of his output…
Tonight, I was fortunate enough to see the opening preview of Chevron Theatre production of 'A Wilde Life' in Leeds,…
Until recently I was only vaguely aware of August Wilson and his 'Pittsburgh Century Cycle' of plays, chronicling the experience…
For one night only, the stunning Victoria Baths in Manchester is converted into the Messina Holiday Camp, as the Time…
The traditional view of that redoubtable British institution, The Women’s Institute (or WI to its friends), is one of middle-class…