Last night I had the pleasure of being invited along to the always wonderful Grand Opera House York to review…
Fourteen years after it debuted on screen, audiences got their first glimpse of Burlesque on stage in 2024. Now it’s…
Boo! There that’s got that out of the way to begin with. Lurking in the shadows so close to Halloween…
Bruiser Woods had us in the palm of his hands, appearing as he did quite early on in the musical,…
Celebrating the tenth anniversary of its Broadway debut, Waitress continues to prove why it remains such a popular audience favourite.…
It’s always interesting to see a musical that, prior to going, you have heard so much about. From being awarded…
This ensemble forces the satire, tragedy, and hypocrisy of Stuart Slade’s BU21 directly into the faces of an audience seated…
Defining ‘Dolly’ as a play about sexual assault is reductive. What Dolly achieves is nothing less than a crushing experience…
Martin O’Connor, that champion of youth theatre and new Scots writing, creates an absorbing, modern-day monologue as William Shakespeare’s mechanical,…
In fair Verona, where we lay our scene, Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers have met their untimely end more times than anyone…