The Wiz Book by William F. Brown. Music and lyrics by Charlie Smalls. ADC Theatre, Cambridge, Cambridge University Musical Theatre… Read more Review: The Wiz. ADC Theatre. Cambridge
Review: Fences. Nottingham Playhouse
August Wilson’s Fences is a harrowing exploration of family, responsibility and the cycles of behaviour passed on to generations. An… Read more Review: Fences. Nottingham Playhouse
Review: The Nature of Forgetting. Leicester Curve. Studio
The Nature of Forgetting, Curve Leicester, Monday 9th November For anyone who has peered into the eyes of a loved… Read more Review: The Nature of Forgetting. Leicester Curve. Studio
Review: Pride & Prejudice (* sort of). Arts Theatre Cambridge
Producer: David PughWriter and Director: Isobel McArthur (after Jane Austen)Venue: The Arts Theatre, CambridgePerformance: 9 November 2026 A hilarious take… Read more Review: Pride & Prejudice (* sort of). Arts Theatre Cambridge
Promo: Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. Curve Leicester
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – Curve Theatre, Leicester Photos: Marc Brenner
Review: High Society. Nottingham Theatre Royal.
High Society at Nottingham Theatre Royal High Society is a lavish slice of musical theatre, with gorgeous costumes, dazzling choreography… Read more Review: High Society. Nottingham Theatre Royal.
Review: Mean Girls. Nottingham Royal Concert Hall.
Adapted from the 2004 film written by Tina Fey, Mean Girls examines the complexities of teenage identity, social hierarchies and… Read more Review: Mean Girls. Nottingham Royal Concert Hall.
Review: The Gang of Three. Arts Theatre Cambridge
The Gang of Three – Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky The Arts Theatre, Cambridge, 3rd November, 2026 This week The… Read more Review: The Gang of Three. Arts Theatre Cambridge
Review: Pride & Prejudice (* sort of). Nottingham Playhouse.
Isobel McArthur’s Pride and Prejudice (*sort of) is a riotous retelling of Austen’s classic, told by the overworked household staff… Read more Review: Pride & Prejudice (* sort of). Nottingham Playhouse.
Review: Night Must Fall. The Little Theatre Leicester
First performed in 1935, Emlyn Williams’ Night Must Fall remains an intriguing hybrid of drawing-room mystery and psychological thriller. Loosely… Read more Review: Night Must Fall. The Little Theatre Leicester