REVIEWS

La Fille mal gardée – The Royal Ballet and Opera House

Based on a 1789 French ballet originally created by Jean Dauberval, Frederick Ashton’s final full-length ballet for The Royal Ballet…

8 months ago

Blackadder the Third – The Little Theatre, Birkenhead

A thoroughly entertaining production, providing plenty of belly laughs. A lovely homage to a popular cult comedy classic. The Carlton…

8 months ago

Here & Now: The Steps Musical – New Wimbledon Theatre

Here & Now is a brand-new jukebox musical packed with some of the biggest and most nostalgic hits made famous…

8 months ago

The Problem with the Seventh Year – White Bear Theatre

In this one-man show, James McGrgory plays a mediocre medical student who is also a mediocre amateur boxer. He realises…

8 months ago

The Gateway Writing Festival: Day 2 – The Studio, Edinburgh

Fresh voices, bright ideas, and the occasional spark of brilliance Now in its third year and newly housed at The…

8 months ago

Fawlty Towers The Play – Opera House

Few British comedies have stood the test of time quite like Fawlty Towers, a series that remains one of the…

8 months ago

Little Women – Liverpool Playhouse

Louisa May Alcott's classic heartwarming story is one of my favourites and centres around the coming of age of the March Sisters…

8 months ago

Dinna Trust Anyone: Witches of Peebles – Eastgate Theatre

It’s 1629 in the market town of Peebles. There’s a war on, the harvest has failed, and rumours of witchcraft…

8 months ago

Mozart Symphony No. 41, Jupiter – Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

Upon simply stepping into the Philharmonic hall there is a sense of calm to be felt and the concerts in…

8 months ago

Metagama: An Atlantic Odyssey – Traverse Theatre

Opening in the post-war Western Isles, guitarist and vocalist Willie Campbell of The Metagama Ensemble, along with his fellow musicians,…

8 months ago