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Continue reading →: USHERS The Front of House Musical.
Ten years on since USHERS first came to the stage and the first opportunity I’ve had to watch it. The Musical comedy is an inside view into how the front of house teams in a theatre might behave, although it is fair to say you wouldn’t want too many bosses…
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Continue reading →: The Pinot Princess by Unclouded Moon Productions.
The Pinot Princess explores the role of Mary the Mother of Jesus through two actors performing a play within a play. Which in a forty-five-minute performance is quite a challenge considering the themes they are exploring. Pamela Flanagan takes on the role of actor Pinot who is attempting to give…
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Continue reading →: Chisholm for President.
Shirley Chisholm ran for the American Presidency in 1972. Chisholm was the first Black woman to be elected into Congress and decided to run for the top job and take on her white male contemporaries when the position of President became available. Chisholm wanted to give a voice to everyone…
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Continue reading →: GISELLE:REMIX
GISELLE:REMIX features a collaborative mix of ballet, lip-syncing cabaret singing and dialogue. Giselle has been brought up through the era of Drew Barrymore and Julia Roberts, where romance led to happy ever after. However, Giselle finds that his experiences with grindr, hook-ups and loveless liaisons don’t live up to his…
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Continue reading →: 2.22 A Ghost Story by Danny Robins.
New Victoria Theatre in Woking is the current home of 2.22 A Ghost Story which has now left the West End and is making a country tour with their latest cast production. Last night’s press night performed to an almost sold auditorium and seemed to have the audience on the…
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Continue reading →: The Dream of a Ridiculous Man adapted by Laurence Boswell.
Greg Hicks gives a solo performance in Fyodir Dostoyevskey’s the Russian playwrights play The Dream of a Ridiculous Man. The piece first appeared in 1877 in the publication The Diary of a Writer. Laurence Boswell has adapted and written this staged version to bring it to a new audience. Themes…
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Continue reading →: Phone Killer by Lucie Lutte.
Phone Killer offers a distorted insight into the minds of a killer. The audience can be certain that at least one murder is likely to take place but beyond that the story is presented in such a way that anything could and probably will happen! You certainly might think twice…
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Continue reading →: Breeding by Barry McStay.
Adoption is a complex process that can sometimes take a few years to complete. For same-sex couples, additional hurdles are faced. Although I have no experience with the subject first-hand. Breeding explains clearly the stages that require completion before couples face the decision board. Zeb (Dan Nicholson) and Eoin (Barry…
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Continue reading →: Wild About You-A New Musical in Concert.
Wild About You by Eric Holmes is a brand new musical in concert with the lyrics and music by Chilina Kennedy, whose nineteen songs form the main body of the production. Performing for two nights only at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane on 25th and 26th March 2024. Casting by Harry…
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Continue reading →: Wendy and Peter Pan Adapted by Ella Hickson.
A Watermill Theatre Youth Ensemble Production takes the audience into the world created by J.M Barrie which has been adapted by Ella Hickson. Each performance is relaxed and signed. Although the performance I saw wasn’t interrupted or felt any different to other theatre performances. The Darling family lost their brother…


















