My first brush with A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen was in 1988. The play was a text for Theatre…
This is the story of an enterprising group of ladies who are members of their local Women’s Institute ( a…
A new British jukebox musical has arrived, and it’s ready to take its place amongst the best of them. Queen,…
Even before the curtain rose on the smash-hit musical Mamma Mia! at the Hull New Theatre on Wednesday night, we…
Zodiac Theatre Group return to the Hammond School this week and are transporting us to the iPlanet where Globalsoft have…
Hamilton proved that a rap show about an obscure figure in the American revolutionary war could be an unlikely smash…
At the Altrincham Garrick Playhouse, opening night of The Railway Children, brought to the stage through Mike Kenny’s adaptation was…
After spending the Easter weekend revisiting this quirky TV show, I was ready to immerse myself in the musical adaptation…
It’s mysterious that when Agatha Christie decided to adapt her novel “Death on the Nile” for stage she was so…
“Do you believe in ghosts?” A question guaranteed to liven up any flagging dinner party. Social convention, in polite society,…