There were many factors that made me giddy to see Portia Coughlan. My Irish heritage, The Almeida’s track record for…
Tonight, marked KMTC’s 126th production, it is hard to believe that this company began in 1943 as Knutsford Amateur Operatic…
It’s too glib to simply give this a theatrical review. Yes, it’s well-acted, well-lit, commitment and emotion running through the…
There have been a few fairly sniffy reviews of Noises Off recently. Both of this touring version of last year's…
If you haven’t already heard of Mischief Productions and their work, then look them up, they’re brilliant. You can find…
Walking into the Assembly Roxy space to be greeted by a tomato with legs, I was a little suspicious of…
There is no denying that musicals are a guilty pleasure for many people. Whether you’re openly a musical theatre lover…
Originally written in 1915 as a novella Franz Kafka’s claustrophobic and deeply unsettling classic is brought to the stage by…
I always jump at any chance to see a show written by Stephen Sondheim, and as we approach the second…
Timeless, famed, genre-defining: all befitting words to describe this classic backstage musical considering its screen debut ninety years ago, later…