Stage Reviews Archive
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Theatre Review: Dreamgirls
Posted on 6 days agoFor anyone that has seen Dreamgirls the film, this show is probably a must see. However, I had to admit I had never seen it, although I was familiar with […] -
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Theatre Review: Birmingham Royal Ballet Discover Dance & Music
Posted on 2 weeks agoLast weekend saw Royal Concert Hall play host to the Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB) accompanied by the Royal Ballet Sinfonia. They played their full show in the evening however in […] -
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Theatre Review: The Gruffalo
Posted on 2 weeks agoA mouse took a stroll through the deep dark wood… these words are well known to anyone who has had child in the last twenty or so years, in fact […] -
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Theatre Review: BIRMINGHAM ROYAL BALLET – An Evening of Music and Dance
Posted on 2 weeks agoLet me preface this review by stating that I know sweet Fanny Adams about ballet outside of watching 2010’s Black Swan. That and the handful of lessons my Mum made […] -
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Theatre Review: Wuthering Heights
Posted on 3 weeks agoA novel by Emily Bronte (1847), adapted for the stage by Emily Rice, creative director of Wise Children, a creative and education organisation founded by Emily Rice. Emily Rice has […] -
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Theatre Review: Mamma Mia
Posted on on April 17, 2022Mamma Mia has been running in London for 23years, now, and it’s easy to see why. This is a show that far surpassed any expectations I had, and possibly the […] -
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Theatre Review: Matthew Bourne’s The Nutcracker
Posted on on April 13, 2022Last night I felt tantalising anticipation as I took my seat. This feeling was familiar, I get it every time I am about to see a Matthew Bourne New Adventures […] -
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Theatre Review: Animal Farm
Posted on on April 8, 2022George Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’ is a cultural classic. It’s still studied in schools today, I remember watching the cartoon film as a young child (along with Watership Down, probably something […] -
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Theatre Review: Magic Goes Wrong
Posted on on April 1, 2022A magic show co-written by my childhood favourite magicians, Penn and Teller, and the hilarious Mischief Theatre Company…what could go wrong? (Thanks for that one, Lucy). Magic Goes Wrong will […] -
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Theatre Review: Looking Good Dead
Posted on on March 25, 2022This week Nottingham Theatre Royal played host to the Peter James thriller, Looking Good Dead. I had high hopes for this show, the cast looked really interesting, Adam Woodyatt and […]