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Continue reading →: The Astonishing Singing Fish by Tice Oakfield. A Flying Dutchman Theatre Production.
If you ever wondered what might happen when an eccentric scientist’s genetically modified experiment blows up in a laboratory then Peter Tourettes could possibly have discovered the answer in the form of Alexander or Alex to his friends the West End style singing goldfish. For a slightly bizarre 75 minute…
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Continue reading →: Starved by Michael Black.
The metaphoric webs human beings weave for themselves are often harsh and cruel. Lad and Lass are no stranger to these webs. While at the same time they have become closed off for self-preservation and focusing on primitive survival in order to make it through another day. Stage imitates life…
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Continue reading →: West End Eurovision 2019
The glitzy and glamourous 2019 charity event of the West End Eurovision song contest was held in the Adelphi Theatre on The Strand which is currently the home of the Musical Waitress. Having played host previously to the hugely successful west end musicals Kinky Boots and Made in Dagenham. The…
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Continue reading →: The Castle by Franz Kafka.
Old Dog Theatre’s aim is to base this company into bringing to the stage old forgotten writings by reinventing the pieces with adding puppetry and movement. Their aim is to try to breathe new life into the works and reintroduce them to a new generation of audiences. When their latest…
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Continue reading →: Like you Hate me by T E Lodge.
A 75-minute straight through performance is often an intense journey for both the actors and the audience. Like you Hate me is no exception to this. These two extremely talented and perfectly cast actresses Acushia-Tara Kupe and Aimee Kember have one of the most incredible rapports on stage that I…
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Continue reading →: On The High Road by Clod Ensemble.
Their introduction on the press release programme describes the ensemble as an intoxicating explosion of movement, music, and light. This is an understatement for the entrancing journey in which the audience is about to embark on as their incredible performance begins. Performing on their opening night to a well-attended auditorium…
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Continue reading →: Market Boy by David Eldridge.
This is the first professional production of the Market Boy play since it first premiered in 2006 at the Royal National Theatre and is now being performed at the Union Theatre. The large energic cast fills the stage at Union Theatre using every available entrance and space around the stage…
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Continue reading →: Shakespeare at Blenheim Palace from 8th July to 7th September 2019.
Following on from the success of the pop-up Shakespeare immersive theatre event staged last year in York, which won awards for Best Attraction and Best Cultural Experience in 2018. Blenheim Palace home to the 12th Duke of Marlborough is now proud to play host as the second pop up theatre…
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Continue reading →: Louise Bakkar interview for Opera
Upon meeting Louise and Alison it’s very easy to see how both these highly accomplished ladies have joined together for this Operatic venture. They have a great sense of humour and similar traits in their personality and both are extremely charasmatic. Director Louise Bakker was completely at ease talking to…
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Continue reading →: Interview with Philip Hagermann.
One of the first things you notice about the extremely talented. composer and conductor Philip Hagermann is the passion that comes from within him when he is talking about his work in the Opera. His new Opera Shaw Goes Wild is being performed by the Pegasus Operatic Society at the…


















