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Matilda

Reviews West End

Review: Hetty Feather, Duke Of York’s Theatre

August 17, 2015 Ruby-isla Cera-Marle adaptation, Benji Bower, Childrens Theatre, Hetty Feather, Jacqueline Wilson, Matilda, Matt Costain, Once, Phoebe Thomas, Tanglefield’s Travelling Circus

Jacqueline Wilson books were firm favourites of mine as I was growing up, and considering she has penned in excess

Off West End Reviews Theatre

Review: Our Teacher’s A Troll, Southbank Centre

June 16, 2015June 16, 2015 Rebecca Latham Abdul Salis, Dennis Kelly, George Perring, Matilda, Paines Plough, Sian Reese Williams, Southbank Centre

Dennis Kelly penned the blisteringly successful stage musical of Roald Dahl’s Matilda, transforming the much-loved children’s book into a West

Musical Reviews West End

Review: Forbidden Broadway, Vaudeville Theatre

September 17, 2014 Senne Vercouteren Alvin Colt, Bernadette Peters, Cameron Mackintosh, Christina Bianco, Evita, Joel Fram, les miserables, Matilda, Menier Chocolate Factory, Morgan Large, Phillip George, Rita Moreno, Robert Lindsay, The Book of Mormon, Vaudeville Theatre

Forbidden Broadway, the musical aiming to spoof all others, has been in existence since 1982 and its latest incarnation (transferred

Articles Interviews On Theatre Theatre

Feature: Erica Whyman – new stories to tell

July 2, 2014July 23, 2014 Kate Wyver Alice Birch, Bring Up The Bodies, Catherine Mallyon, Donmar Warehouse, E V Crowe, Erica Whyman, Greg Doran, Hilary Mantel, Josie Rourke, Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, Matilda, Midsummer Mischief, Oppenheimer, Royal Court, Royal Shakespeare Company, RSC, Shakespeare, Swan Theatre, The Other Place, Tom Morton-Smith, Vicky Featherstone, Wendy and Peter, Wolf Hall

When Erica Whyman started as Deputy Artistic Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2013, she was excited by the

Articles Interviews On Theatre Theatre

Feature: In the Heights – “I only produce stuff that I love”

May 6, 2014May 2, 2014 Kate Wyver Book of Mormon, Calamity jane, Derngate Theatre, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Drew McOnie, Fringe Theatre of the Year, From Here to Eternity, I Can’t Sing, In The Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Little Shop of Horros, Luke Sheppard, Matilda, Memphis, Nottingham, off-Broadway, Olivier Awards, Paul Taylor-Mills, Producing, Royal and Derngate, RSC, Southwark Playhouse, Stephen Ward, The Stage, Tristan Baker, West End, X Factor

The twenty-first century musical In the Heights, set in Washington Heights in Manhattan, is coming to London. In 2008, In

Acting Articles Interviews On Theatre

Feature: Q&A with Harry McEntire

May 2, 2014May 2, 2014 Rachel St John Abigail Graham, BBC, Clay, David Eldrige, Dennis Kelly, Harry McEntire, les miserables, Matilda, NAVICON, Prisoners' Wives, Pulling, RSC, Sean Holmes, Simon Stephens, Southwark Playhouse, Spring Awakening, Utopia

What made you want to become an actor? This is one of the most “West End Wendy” stories I think

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