Don’t Go (Chapel Off Chapel) – dance review
Relationship often start with sizzle and succumb to pressure and misalignment between parties. Lion Heart
Relationship often start with sizzle and succumb to pressure and misalignment between parties. Lion Heart
Very few stage productions can boast superlatives like Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (‘Joseph’),
Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap opened in London’s West End on 25th November 1952 and has been
Oracle is an electrifying and sensual mix of circus, burlesque and dance, which showcases the
Cruel Intentions: The 90’s Musical sizzles, with powerhouse performances and a rousing score. There’s palpable excitement
The play starts with a heartfelt warning from one of the characters that only tragedy
Tessa Ensler (Sheridan Harbridge) is a successful barrister. She knows the tricks of the trade and
Showmanship, humour, pathos, anger, overt messaging and song are part of this well-meaning but noticeably
A fly-on-the-wall expose of the world of talk-back radio is the basis of Melanie Tait’s
‘What are the things I know to be true?’, a naïve and broken-hearted 19-year-old Rosie