This was my first trip to The King’s Arms, and this 54-seat black-box venue, nestled in the historic heart of…
Nostalgia has become a lucrative commodity. From Take That to Steps, the reunion tour has evolved into a reliable cultural…
Ten Little Soldier Boys are whittled down to none in The Woolton Drama Group’s production of Agatha Christie’s thriller, And…
Like My Fair Lady wrapped in the fairy-tale romance of Cinderella, with occasional glimpses of the epic sweep and moral…
Nell Gwynn is like many women of influence in history, whose name may be known but whose story is. With…
Tonight’s review comes from Blackpool Winter Gardens and viewing the tour of Waitress starring Les Dennis as Old Joe and…
Well, seeing as this is one of the most iconic shows ever produced, I don’t think there is much point…
The words “This Machine Kills Fascists” emblazoned across Woody Guthrie’s guitar have become one of the defining images of American…
In the same month that Something Rotten! delights audiences with its joyous Shakespearean irreverence at the Opera House, Manchester welcomes…
Nearly 50 years after its premiere, Steven Berkoff’s East still has the power to provoke. What was once notorious for…