A worth while revival of a 1982 play of interest as it signals what was to come from Kevin Elyot, although it is showing its …
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The perils of becoming an internet sensation are revealed in this baffling monologue devised for radio by Rose Heiney. It may have sounded better there …
Famously lampooned by Forbidden Broadway as I Sleep with Everyone, the leading ballad, Love Changes Everything is apparently Lloyd Webber's most successful song. The show …
Black, bleak tale of madness and love set in a penal colony out of control which is provoking and well done by all involved.
Exciting repertoire, high-octane energy and prodigious talent on an epic scale
The smell of the greasepaint and the roar of the crowd are there in this spellbinding monologue delivered with skill and pathos by Peter Duncan …
Dazzlingly performed, staged and directed but uninvolving play about low life in LA.
And now Hugo really is in panto; a review of the show by Rod Dungate
A quick look at 25 years of The Snowman on stage
A very pleasant and most welcome surprise
Tender, thrilling, sensuous, serene: Southwell Festival Voices have a recipe for success
Martha Plimpton's performance is one not to miss - the Donmar has ended 2018 with one of the best plays of the year.
Cormac Richards investigates a brand new theatre company based in Cornwall
An enthralling evening with at its heart a superb performance by Sharon D Clarke.
A Christmas concoction of opera, ballet and old seasonal favourites
Bigger and more varied than a box of Quality Street, and more tasty too.
Dazzling technique, magical sound-worlds and a sense of fun from the Briggs/Lisney piano duo