Villainy (The MC Showroom) – musical theatre review
There is something wicked and subversive about storybook villains rising and trying to rewrite their
There is something wicked and subversive about storybook villains rising and trying to rewrite their
Five young women at the pearly gates, or are they at the gates of hell? Taken
Daniel Defoe (born Daniel Foe) may well have been the first English novelist. At least that
Adapted from Virginia Woolf’s novel Orlando: A Biography, first published in October 1928, Orlando: A
Cameron Mackintosh’s spectacular new production of Miss Saigon has stormed onto the Her Majesty’s Theatre
James Hawes’ One Life is an emotional, heart-felt journey, jumping between the onset of World
Imagine if Shakespeare wrote the cult favourite movie Ghostbusters. Same inherent storyline – fighting poltergeists
Women treated shamefully by the Aussie Rules’ boys’ club. That is the theme of Patricia Cornelius’
Inspired by the 2009 Dutch horror film The Human Centipede, Synergy Production Co. has given
A Dodgeball Named Desire is a clever, creative and involving hoot, contrasting the literary with