The Northern Premier of this new musical originally performed in New York in 2012 and moved to the West End…
Striking in its complexity, modern in its production and exceptional in its execution, The Curious Incident of the Dog in…
Amongst the array of great literary detectives, Father Brown, the ‘hero’ of GK Chesterton’s short stories is something of an…
To many people Arnold Ridley will always be the impeccably polite Private Godfrey in Dad’s Army, but before he made…
Rice, written by Michele Lee and directed by Matthew Xia, is a fun two woman show which explores the roles…
Last night I was invited to review The Royal, and before you say, no I don’t mean the NHS hospital.…
Musical theatre in Britain is currently heavily influenced by Disney, with three shows (The Lion King, Mary Poppins and Frozen)…
Living up to the company name, Mischief Theatre are back with Magic Goes Wrong - taking their brand of mayhem…
Britain, 1960’s: a decade of change and of course the birth of the swinging sixties. The Glee Club, set in…
Jonathan Larkin’s new play is indeed a sparkling celebration of everything queer. Set in the world of Liverpool drag, this…