Gaslight (Comedy Theatre) – theatre review
We’re in the 19th century. Trusting Bella Manningham is fragile. Not long married, she met her
We’re in the 19th century. Trusting Bella Manningham is fragile. Not long married, she met her
What a magical, beautifully constructed and executed show The Old Vic’s A Christmas Carol is. Conceived
Cinderella, like you have never seen her before. She’s an activist who refuses to be pushed
Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap opened in London’s West End on 25th November 1952 and has been
Jonathan Larson wrote the smash hit Broadway musical Rent. How he got there involved pain
A musical for the littlies – I speak of preschoolers and primary school age children
I have seen Come From Away three times now and on each occasion I exit
A contemporary interpretation of the dastardly deeds of King Henry VIII, Six rocks. Its pop
Set during the Great Depression, Girl from the North Country is a brilliantly conceived and
The publication of what is regarded as one of America’s greatest novels is the pretense