Review: Heels of Glory, Chelsea Theatre
Tucked away off the busy Kings Road is an authentic community theatre which clearly enjoys hosting Stephen Heatley's original production Heels of Glory. The fri...
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Review: Jerry’s Girls, Jermyn Street Theatre
An ingratiating tip-of-the-hat to Jerry Herman, Jerry’s Girls is a musical revue of songs from Herman's illustrious career as a songwriter for Broadway shows. A...
Review: Black Cat Cabaret: Salon des Artistes, Hotel Café Royal
The opulent setting of the Hotel Café Royal is home to the Black Cat Cabaret’s Salon des Artistes. When you first enter, the historic, almost intimidatingly gra...
Review: Jerry’s Girls, St James Theatre
Jerry's Girls is night of fantastic entertainment looking back at the success of composer and lyricist Jerry Herman and the women who influenced his life. Some ...
Review: Terror 2012: All In The Mind
I have a genuine fear of the dark, and being plunged into it whilst actors taunted the audience with song definitely made me scared: I was on the verge of scr...
Review: Fascinating Aïda – Cheap Flights
An evening with Fascinating Aïda, now in its third incarnation, makes you understand why fans will not allow this group to disband (even though they have tried…...