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Review: The Musical of Musicals, Bridewell Theatre
Have you ever wondered what a performative PowerPoint of history’s most famous musical theatre composers would look like, all tied in with song, dance and a ch...
parody
4.0
Review: Macbeeth, Hen and Chickens Theatre
I’d probably have appreciated Macbeeth better had I not the night before watched some Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace with friends, which remains one of the most per...
Review: The Sorrows of Satan, Tristan Bates Theatre
Set in a swanky London flat where the colour scheme seems to be black and grey with a hint of orange, poor and obscure playwright Geoffrey Tempest sets about re...
Edinburgh Review: NewsRevue 2014, Pleasance Courtyard
NewsRevue calls itself the world’s longest running live comedy show, and has received stellar reviews in the past. The ensemble cast is incredibly slick. Maybe ...
Edinburgh Review: Riptide: A Slasher Musical, Sweet Venues Grassmarket
If you’ve seen these guys on the Mile, often lying covered in fake blood, you’ll know they’re promising a gore-filled slasher parody of an evening. I was more t...
The Wicked Stage: Book musicals vs. concept musicals – are they both under threat?
If you study musical theatre in any sort of depth you will come to realise that nearly every show falls into one of two categories: either a book musical or a...