"The Book of Mormon" is not like "Jesus Christ Superstar". It is not a basic retelling of the third testament of Jesus, although there...

This review is pretty late. I went to see Waitress back in July, and I'm only just getting round to writing a review on the last weekend...

Showman is one of the most intimate and honest shows a seasoned performer like Derren Brown could provide. It is a peculiar event to...

Mischief theatre has done it again, another theatrical success riding on the gimmick of ‘things not going right.'

What better way to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee weekend than with blood, guts and severed heads? All were on offer at the RSC’s...

My first trip to the RSC in Stratford-Upon Avon since the lockdown, and what a joy it was to be back! This time I was seeing Henry VI:...

On Wednesday, Create Theatre hosted a special night of 4 short plays, developed through Mansfield Palace Theatre’s Write Track process....

If you’re planning to go and see Animal Farm, make sure you’re mentally prepared. The play is shocking, depressing and… quite frankly,...

‘Looking Good Dead’, based on the novel by Peter James, is not your standard crime thriller. Instead of choosing to focus on the...

“Cluedo” is a weird show. And this is a difficult review to write, because I think the play is much better the less prepared you are for...

“Everybody’s Talking About Jamie” tells the story of 16-year-old Jamie New (Layton Williams), as he battles with his family, his class...

“The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time” starts, rather shockingly, with 15 year old Christopher Boone (Connor Curren) stood...

“The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” was one of my favourite books when I was little. I remember my year 4 teacher, Miss Wilson,...

The Lovelace Theatre are back with vengeance showing that no pandemic will stop their creativity. The rendition of the Cinderella pantomime

On Christmas Eve, I went with my family to Leicester Curve to see their production of “A Chorus Line”. This musical, set in New York in...

I am a huge fan of the work of Mischief Theatre – ‘The Play that goes wrong’, ‘Peter Pan goes wrong’, ‘A comedy about a bank robbery’ and...

“This time next year, Rodney, we’ll be millionaires!” Only Fools and Horses: the Musical reinvents the beloved comedy classic for the...

This is the second production of “The Comedy of Errors” that I’ve seen this year, and both could not have been more different. The first,...

The Disney classic is brought to the stage in this musical version on the 70s hit. As someone who has never seen the film, I was going...

On Saturday night, I went to see Breakaleg Productions’ performance of Lockdown and Panto in Little Grimley. This was the first amateur...