There have been a surprising amount of plays written about sports and sports players which really should be no surprise… Read more Review: First Touch. Nottingham Playhouse.
Month: May 2022
Review: The Play That Goes Wrong. Curve
The Play That Goes Wrong at the Curve Mischief managed on another fantastically disastrous performance With a slightly delayed start… Read more Review: The Play That Goes Wrong. Curve
Review: Pressure by David Haig at The Lace Market Theatre
After reviewing many large scale productions at large scale theatres, it’s such a treat to enter the cosy auditorium at… Read more Review: Pressure by David Haig at The Lace Market Theatre
Review: The Hunchback of Notre Dame. CTC. Loughborough Town Hall 3-7 May 2022
Seriously you’d have to be in Seine to miss this terrifically high class. moving, dark and yet uplifting, dramatically electric… Read more Review: The Hunchback of Notre Dame. CTC. Loughborough Town Hall 3-7 May 2022
Review: The Osmonds. A New Musical. Royal and Derngate (touring)
As someone who did not grow up in the 70’s, and knows embarrassingly little about the Osmond Family, I was… Read more Review: The Osmonds. A New Musical. Royal and Derngate (touring)
Review: The Rise and Fall of Little Voice. Derby Theatre. Touring
The Rise and Fall of Little Voice Written by Jim Cartwright Directed by Bronagh Lagan Derby Theatre – Touring Tuesday… Read more Review: The Rise and Fall of Little Voice. Derby Theatre. Touring
Review: Shrek. Carlton Operatic. Nottingham Theatre Royal
Shrek production photos courtesy of Martin Holtom. “I thought love was only true in fairytales…” At least I did before… Read more Review: Shrek. Carlton Operatic. Nottingham Theatre Royal
News: Students prepare for latest Curve and De Montfort University co-production of Oh! What A Lovely War
Rehearsals are underway for this year’s Curve and De Montfort University (DMU) co-production, with drama students set to perform Joan… Read more News: Students prepare for latest Curve and De Montfort University co-production of Oh! What A Lovely War
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