The Coronavirus: will it rouse a digital theatre revolution?
Theatres are closing all over the world because of the Coronavirus. Is this really the end of days or could the internet prove to not only be our saviour but t...
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Review: RAGS The Musical, Park Theatre
It seems no surprise from a read of the programme note that composer Charles Strouse wrote the music to RAGS before collaborator and lyricist Stephen Schwartz ...
Feature: Love is Love is Love: A Tale of Two Gay US Soldiers
On 27th July 1967, the passing of the Sexual Offences Act - which decriminalised private homosexual acts between men over 21 in England and Wales, was passed. F...
Review: Show Boat, New London Theatre
Show Boat was not the first musical ever made, but it was definitely the first to introduce the form and structure of what we now know as the musical. Based on ...
Review: King Charles III, Music Box Theatre
What if Shakespeare wrote about today’s royals, rather than kings from the sixteenth century and earlier? That’s the premise posited by King Charles III, a five...
Review: Fiddler on the Roof, Broadway Theatre
Fiddler on the Roof has been produced by countless schools and community theatres since it premiered in 1964, and it’s currently appearing in its fifth revival ...