Review: Profumo, The Musical
"If you remember the sixties, you weren’t there" is an often quoted line, as 60’s Britain, with ‘Swinging London’ in particular, receives the usual rose-tinted ...
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Review: Bonnie and Clyde: The Musical
Infamous American outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, played by Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty in the celebrated 1967 film, have once again been thrust in...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Je ne sais quoi
(2/5 stars) What might now be called 'cabaret' was a very different experience in 1890s France. Forget raunchy repartee, damaged divas and any trace of glit...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Sweet Pang is Innocent
(1/5 stars) With its blaring music, gaudy coloured lights, amplified vocals and soulless sexuality, Sweet Pang is Innocent seems intent on creating the most...
Review: The Last Ever Musical
I'm sure I'm not alone in cringing at the TV when women’s sanitary products are advertised using over the top scenarios – so imagine then, the cringing involv...
Review: Little Me
It is surprising that this is the first professional production of Cy Coelman’s Little Me in nearly 30 years. This show is devastatingly catchy, witty and bri...