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Review: Falsettos, The Other Palace
It’s actually really frustrating to come out of a show like Falsettos, and to feel so very little. Naturally, there’s always going to be that question, perhaps...
Laura Pitt-Pulford
3.0
4.0
Review: Little Miss Sunshine, Arcola Theatre
As a big fan of the film Little Miss Sunshine, I was curious to see how James Lapine and William Finn would adapt the story not only into a play but also into ...
Review: Side Show, Southwark Playhouse
Bill Russell and Henry Krieger’s Side Show has had two Broadway outings, neither lasting long on the Great White Way; this Southwark Playhouse production marks ...
Review: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
Given its outdated sexual politics, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Seven Brides for Seven Brothers would be an unusually regressive piece for the Regent’s ...
Review: Marry Me A Little, St James Theatre Studio
In the intimate cabaret venue of the St. James Theatre Studio, another of Sondheim’s revues is making its mark. Marry Me a Little is made up of Sondheim’s ‘lost...
Review: Mack and Mabel
I have to be honest and admit that musical theatre, at least the smash-hit West End kind, is not usually my cup of tea. I rarely see a show advertised on the ...