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Continue reading →: Emerald Storm-Emerald Theatre.
Emerald Storm, created by tap legend Andy Garcia, is a joyous fusion of Irish music, Irish dance and traditional tap that lights up the Emerald Theatre on the Embankment. From the moment the show starts, the atmosphere is one of infectious energy, with the cast clearly relishing every beat. The…
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Continue reading →: Camille O’Sullivan: Loveletter-Soho Theatre.
Take a touch of Joyce, a soupçon of Piaf, a dash of Shane MacGowan and a whisper of Scott Walker, shake it all up with a tumbler of Jameson’s – and you still fall short of capturing the phenomenon that is Camille O’Sullivan. The Irish singer-performer has returned to the…
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Continue reading →: We Are the Lions, Mr Manager! By Neil Gore.
We Are The Lions, Mr Manager! Tells the human side of the story about the Asian women striking over wages and more importantly their dignity at the Great Grunwick Film Processing Factory from 1976-8. Regardless of the weather and fierce opposition they held firm and stood up for what was…
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Continue reading →: MURDER SHE DIDN’T WRITE (DUCHESS THEATRE AND ON TOUR).
If there’s a dafter evening in the theatre than ‘Murder She Didn’t Write’, I challenge you to lead me to it. I’ll even buy you a choc ice! This ‘improvised murder mystery¡’ self described as such by the company Degrees of Error, the principal mad hatter behind the organised chaos…
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Continue reading →: JASON DONOVAN-Interview for Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Interview with Jason Donovan published on behalf of Richard Barber and Edinburgh Playhouse. Jason Donovan has returned to one of his most famous roles: playing Frank-N-Furter in Richard O’Brien’s anarchic musical, The Rocky Horror Show. So, the question has to be: why? “In a nutshell,” he says, “I’m…
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Continue reading →: Sunny Afternoon-New Victoria Theatre Woking.
Last night I had the pleasure of visiting the New Victoria Theatre Woking to see Sunny Afternoon, the award winning musical that traces the turbulent journey of The Kinks, one of Britains most influential rock bands. Set against the shifting social landscape of 1960’s Britain, the production follows the highs…
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Continue reading →: Murder at Midnight-Fareham Live.
Murder at Midnight begins with the police arriving at the scene of several murders in various parts of the “posh” house in Kent. Could this many really be the work of one murderer? As the story develops all the questions become clear. Jonny ‘The Cyclops’ played by Jason Durr is…
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Continue reading →: PRECIPICE-Timelapse and New Diorama.PRECIPICE takes place in a high-rise block of flats in Greenwich with an idyllic view of the Thames. Set four centuries apart the residents change although the dangers are similar and the future remains uncertain. Ash played by Eric Stroud is a doctor working in the laboratory looking at the…
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Continue reading →: LOOP-Theatre 503.Tanya-Loretta Dee writer and performer in her solo play LOOP offers an insight into an obsessive personality. LOOP opens in a mythical forest, Dee takes on the persona of a deer being hunted by her prince and preparing to sacrifice herself for his every desire. Bex is single and works in…
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Continue reading →: The Gardening Club-New Wimbledon Theatre.The premise of The Gardening Club is undeniably intriguing. A pop rock musical set in 1960s Georgia, where a group of women run a secret drug ring to distribute the birth control pill under the guise of a gardening club, has all the makings of a bold, urgent and darkly…
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