With a sassy evening of satirical splendour, Howard Ashman (Book and Lyric) and Alan Menken's (Music) dark yet comic musical…
Amelie is a light, layered romantic comedy that interrogates love, loneliness, purpose and progress - and this production by the…
Next year Bradford becomes the UK City of Culture so what better way to prepare for that momentous year then…
Sheffield Lyceum’s pantomime ‘Snow White’ proves once again that this art form is going nowhere and is truly generational fun.…
As Storm Darragh raged outside on Friday night, the cosy little Bilton Theatre, in Bilton, near Hull, began to fill…
I loved watching The Borrowers when it aired on TV in 1992, and can well remember many of the antics…
SUPAS’ production of ‘Be More Chill’ demonstrates there is a strong future in the next generation of creatives, with the…
The Rocky Horror show proves to be the culturally significant powerhouse it was destined to be following its initial ventures…
Christmas is a magical time for most of us so a story that begins with a mysterious wardrobe that transports…
Hairspray is one of those rare musicals that can happily combine big, breezy show tunes with a clear political message,…