Putting It Together
People always say Sondheim: you either love him of hate him. But regardless of what you think, no one can deny, the man is a genius. Putting It Together opened at the St James Theatre tonight with another star-studded gala. The show is a romp through Stephen Sondheim’s most loved shows. Follies, Sunday In a […]
Rachael’s Cafe to open at The Old Red Lion Theatre
Little Fly Theatre presents THE LONDON PREMIERE OF RACHAEL’S CAFÉ AT THE OLD RED LION THEATRE FROM TUESDAY 25 FEBRUARY TO SATURDAY 15 MARCH 2014 Following acclaimed runs at the Edinburgh, Brighton Dublin Fringe Festivals, Little Fly Theatre is delighted to announce the London Premiere of one-woman play Rachael’s Café at the Old Red […]
Cool Casting
ASHLEIGH GRAY, AARON SIDWELL, HANNAH LEVANE AND NIALL SHEEHY JOIN REECE SHEARSMITH IN COOL RIDER THE CULT MUSICAL SEQUEL IN CONCERT AT THE LYRIC THEATRE FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY ON MONDAY 27 JANUARY 2014 Further casting is announced today for COOL RIDER, the cult musical sequel in concert, which will play two performances only on Monday 27 January 2014 at the West End’s Lyric […]
Happy Days
The world premiere of Happy Days the Musical opened last night at Bromley’s Churchill Theatre. Based on the popular 70’s US TV show (which has it’s first television broadcast 40 years ago today), the musical tells the story of Arnold’s, everyone’s favourite diner that is in danger of being torn down to make way for […]
Louise Dearman
As a lading lady who needs no introduction, I’ll skip past my usual ‘tell me about yourself’ question, as I’m sure everyone knows who you are! Tell me about your brand new album ‘It’s Time’. What was your inspiration and how does it differ from your other albums? ‘Its Time’ is an album that i […]
Joe Pasquale to close Spamalot
The Return of the King! Comedian Joe Pasquale returns to Monty Python’s Spamalot at The Playhouse Theatre playing the role of King Arthur from 20th January 2014 Actor and comedian Joe Pasquale is now galloping back onto the West End stage (to the sound of banging coconut shells) as he reprises his much loved role of King […]
Keepsake
A family reunion precipitated by a funeral is familiar territory, but beyond its premise, nothing about this taught, emotionally charged drama is predictable. Keepsake is an intense, claustrophobic experience. From the intimate setting of the Red Lion Theatre, where no one is more than a few feet away from the action, to the fraught, complicated […]
Katy Lipson
Katy Lipson is the producer of the From Page To Stage Festival coming to the Landor Theatre. We sat down for a cup of tea and a chat about the festival. Can you tell me about yourself and your career highlights to date? I am a producer, musician, singer and composer who has been […]
Tell Me On A Sunday
Would you like to see an almost 70 year old woman recreate a show she made famous thirty odd years ago? Who wouldn’t? Let’s be honest, Marti Webb could have come on stage at the St James theatre last night, wearing a bin bag and mimed her way through the CD and it would still […]
Cirque du Soleil: Quidam
Cirque du Soleil is without a doubt the world’s favourite circus troupe. And, entering its 30th year, it’s easy to see why. Gracing the Royal Albert Hall this January, this Canadian Colossus demonstrates its excellent understanding of the body and mind, in the mystical world of Quidam. Literally ‘an anonymous passerby’, Quidam makes no attempt […]