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Review: Falling Stars, Union Theatre
As the era of Music Hall began to fade away in the early twentieth century, a new breed of Musical Theatre composition began to develop, more closely resemblin...
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Review: H.R.Haitch, Union Theatre
H.R.Haitch, a ‘new’ musical comedy from Iris Theatre’s Workin Process scheme three years in the making, has found a fitting home at Union Theatre. The setting i...
Review: Anyone Can Whistle, Union Theatre
The Union Theatre’s decision to put on a rendition of Anyone Can Whistle is exciting: it is a lesser known Sondheim musical which has never enjoyed much fame or...
Review: Moby Dick! The Musical, Union Theatre
oby Dick! The Musical possibly lacks the… subtlety of Herman Melville’s 1851 novel of which (and I am quoting the programme here) it is “freely adapted” from bu...
Review: Out There, Union Theatre
In the current theatre climate there is an incredible necessity and desire for new musicals. The UK is being left behind as Broadway streaks ahead in its musica...
Review: The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, Union Theatre
The final show to be staged at this incarnation of the Union Theatre, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice by Jim Cartwright is a truly quality production that sho...