Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Regent Theatre) – theatre review
So, you think you know the Cinderella story – the one about the poor “servant”
So, you think you know the Cinderella story – the one about the poor “servant”
A poignant and amusing slice of life musical, it is not hard to see why
A family secret is the elephant in the room when three generations of women share
Polished performances, magnificent mashups, elegant and evocative sets, colourful and creative costumes, and charismatic choreography
The Regina Monologues looks at strong royal women through history and the obstacles they faced
Va-va-voom! What a talent Chris Burgess is. The young man studying honours in musical theatre at the Victorian
One of the joys of experiencing a Shakespearean play on stage rather than page is
Jonathan Biggins magnificently captures the essence of former Prime Minister and Treasurer Paul Keating in
Two guys waxing eloquently about their shared experiences. That is the essence of The Twins, a
What a sensational stage show for the littlies. There were toddlers and youngsters galore and excited