‘Gizza a job. Go on, gizza job. I can do that.’ That desolate plea for help from a broken Yosser…
Although an avid movie-goer, the 1999 cinema release of Cruel Intentions, passed me by, so when the musical of the…
Christopher Hampton’s gloriously camp screenplay for Dangerous Liaisons featuring two bored French aristocrats playing twisted sexual games proved to be…
The stars shone brightly over the city of Hull on Wednesday evening, but none shone brighter than those gracing the…
Sondheim’s 1987 Broadway classic reinvented Grimm tales, and whilst this production from the Sheffield University Performing Arts Society needed not…
Book, Music & Lyrics by Jim Steinman, this rock spectacular crowd pleaser directed by Jay Scheib, roars into the Sheffield…
Only yards away from this historic theatre is a statue of local boy made good J B Priestley so it’s…
When your goosebumps get goosebumps you know you are experiencing something extraordinary. I was affected by the bloomin’ eruptions at…
Some productions are so special that theatregoers can get the gist of the story from the get go. I certainly…
If King Lear remains the biggest challenge for actors of a certain vintage, then the 15000 word solo monologue that…