Review: Love Never Dies
It's not everyday a show in the West End closes for a week, gets Bill Kenwright in to do some re-directing on a re-structured and re-worked musical by Andrew Ll...
Musical
Review: On The 20th Century
I had never heard of On The 20th Century when invited along to see the show, but one thing is for certain, I won't be forgetting it anytime soon. The Union Th...
Review: The Rocky Horror Show
Suspenders, cross-dressing, confidence, lippy…lippy, stockings, wigs, heckles, laughter, what a fab audience!
We begin by watching the opening scene of a cla...
Review: Big Lights, Big City
Bright Lights, Big City, a musical. The title alone promises several good things. Based on Jay McInerney's seminal 1980s novel of the same name, Paul...
Review: Passion
Apparently the reason why so many nineteenth-century heroines die of consumption is because having a fever supposedly heightens one’s sex drive. From th...
Taking Notes: The sun sets on Hair
Tomorrow marks the sad closing in the West End of the gorgeous, gleaming, shaggy musical Hair, and it will be a bleak day for anyone who, like myself, has an ...