John Robins HOWL - Theatre Review
If you were looking for the best 10-minute stand-up routine about slotted spoons, then look no further than John Robins’s latest show ‘Howl’
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The Little Big Things - Theatre Review
The Little Big Things is a MOMENTOUS success for London’s newest build theatre in 50 years.
Rhymes Against Humanity - Theatre Review
Improvisation is a skill that many actors have, yet few are able to master, however Rhymes Against Humanity are certainly trail blazers...
Moulin Rouge Musical - Theatre Review
The Moulin Rouge Musical is without a doubt one of the most lavish decorations of a theatre I have ever seen.
The Bah Humbug Club Review
The Bah Humbug Club is a fantastically funny play which tells the story of 4 unlikely strangers who come together at Christmas
Moana Jr - The Holgate Academy: Review
Holgate Academy's first show since lockdown takes the audience to the village of Motonui in the Pacific Islands, as they recreate...
Legally Blonde - Barrow Youth Theatre : Review
Barrow Youth Theatre's production of Legally Blonde delivers a high-energy night of entertainment, with talented actors, talented singers...
Twelfth Night - First Encounters: Review
The RSC's First Encounters production of Twelfth Night aims to make Shakespeare more accessible for children and those who may not be...
O, Island! - Review
The second of the RSC's Mischief Festival, which celebrates new pieces of writing, is "O, Island!" by Nina Segal. Set in a "medium-size...
Ivy Tiller: Vicar's Daughter, Squirrel Killer - Review
Part of me feels that the best part of "Ivy Tiller: Vicar's Daughter, Squirrel Killer" is the title. The rest of the play just never...
'Guys and Dolls' - BMTG: Review
Before last night, everything I knew about 'Guys and Dolls' came from that episode of The Simpsons. But now, Beeston Musical Theatre...
'The Little Mermaid' - NAODS: Review
On Saturday, Tom and I made the trip to see our old school friend Chloe in Nuneaton Amateur Operatic and Drama Society's (NAODS)...
Nick Helm - What have I Become Review
If you want to see comedies best grunge rock storyteller, Nick Helm is the man.
Much Ado About Nothing: Review
Ramps on the Moon, the theatre company who presented at Nottingham Playhouse this week, aim to normalise the presence of deaf, disabled...
Shakers: Under New Management - Review
John Godber and Jane Thornton's new version of 'Shakers' updates the 80s-set play to the present day, complete with references to...
Teechers: Robin Hood Theatre Company - Review
Last night, Tom and I went to see the Robin Hood Theatre Company's production of John Godber's 'Teechers'. The play tells the story of a...
Dear Evan Hansen - Review
A few weeks ago, I wrote that 'Waitress' was one of the best musicals I'd seen in ages. But then I saw 'Dear Evan Hansen', and let's just...
All's Well that Ends Well - Review
Shakespeare's "All's Well That Ends Well" is often described as a problem play, and watching the RSC's latest production, set in the...
Richard III - Review
The RSC's production of Richard III completes Shakespeare's second history cycle that began earlier this year with Henry VI: Rebellion...
The Book of Mormon - Review
"The Book of Mormon" is not like "Jesus Christ Superstar". It is not a basic retelling of the third testament of Jesus, although there...
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