DERBY SHAKESPEARE THEATRE COMPANY FRIDAY 26TH JULY 2024 MARKEATON PARK CRAFT VILLAGE There is something really special about a good… Read more Review: Romeo and Juliet. Derby Shakespeare Theatre Company. Markeaton Park. Derby.
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Philip Lowe is East Midlands Theatre administrator and editor plus theatre writer in the East Midlands. All writers for East Midlands Theatre have a badge which is placed at the bottom of their review. This identifies them as the official author of their review. Phil has been writing professional theatre reviews plus published features and interviews for various media for fifteen years. BA (hons) Performance Art.
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Q & A with Nikolai Foster about Curve’s An Officer and A Gentleman musical
Q&A WITH NIKOLAI FOSTER What kind of night are people in store for when they come to see the show?… Read more Q & A with Nikolai Foster about Curve’s An Officer and A Gentleman musical
Review: As You Like It. RSC Stratford. The Holloway. Swan Theatre.
As we take our seats in the RSC’s outdoor theatre in the Swan Theatre Gardens I know this will be… Read more Review: As You Like It. RSC Stratford. The Holloway. Swan Theatre.
Review: Madagascar the musical. Nottingham Theatre Royal
It’s always a different theatrical experience when a show is aimed at children; there’s a buzz around the audience, which… Read more Review: Madagascar the musical. Nottingham Theatre Royal
Review: 101 Dalmatians. The musical (touring) Curve Leicester
Based on Dodie Smith’s beloved 1956 children’s novel The Hundred and One Dalmatians, this brand-new stage version written by Douglas… Read more Review: 101 Dalmatians. The musical (touring) Curve Leicester
Review: Abigail’s Party. Lace Market Theatre
Playing at The Lace Market Theatre until 27th July, Abigail’s Party is the last play in this high standard amateur… Read more Review: Abigail’s Party. Lace Market Theatre
Review: My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) Derby Theatre
As a gay man myself who was trying to come to terms with his own sexuality in Thatcher’s Britain during… Read more Review: My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) Derby Theatre
Review: The Wizard of Oz. Milton Keynes Theatre
The Wizard Of Oz Milton Keynes Theatre 17th July 2024 Even if you’ve never seen it on stage, ‘The Wizard Of… Read more Review: The Wizard of Oz. Milton Keynes Theatre
Review: What The Butler Saw (touring) Cambridge Arts Theatre
Condemned as “vulgar” when it first opened in 1969, Joe Orton’s infamous black comedy What the Butler Saw charges head… Read more Review: What The Butler Saw (touring) Cambridge Arts Theatre
Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie (tour) Curve Leicester
EVERYBODY’S TALKING ABOUT JAMIE: CURVE LEICESTER Since it first hit the stage in 2017, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie has won… Read more Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie (tour) Curve Leicester