Musical impressionist Christina Bianco to star in FUNNY GIRL at the Theatre Marginy
Musical comedy impressionist Christina Bianco will star as Fanny Brice in France’s first ever production of Funny Girl this November at the Theatre Marginy in Paris. Funny Girl will be Directed and Choreographed by Stephen Mear who also Directed the recent production of Guys and Dolls at the Theatre Marigny. Christina hit the big time […]
Hamilton star Jon Robyns announces new album and UK Tour
Jon Robyns will be touring the UK on his first Solo Tour to celebrate the release of his new album “Musical Direction”. Robyns is currently staring as King George in Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre. His previous credits include Les Miserables playing both Marius (Queens Theatre) and Enjolras (25th Anniversary Tour), The Wedding Singer, […]
REVIEW: The Night of the Iguana (Noel Coward Theatre) ★★★★
James McDonald has revived a rarely performed Tennessee Williams play and thrown at it an impressive cast and stunning set. The result certainly makes the best of the material and whilst this play is not seen as one of Williams’ classics, there is still much to enjoy. Drawn from Williams’ own experience of being holed-up […]
REVIEW: MEGA (Tristan Bates Theatre) ★★★
Alex Milne has written, directed and stars in this smart one act comedy about identity and loneliness in an age when everyone has to have a story. Three women, Angela (Kirsty King), a Princess, Tabatha (Casey Bird), a witch and Brandy (Alex Milne), a popstar, start by telling their stories to the audience. They are […]
Sooz Kempner brings 90’s nostalgia to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in MEGA DRIVE
Name of Edinburgh show: Mega Drive Venue: Globe Bar Performance time: 1pm Show length: 1 hour Ticket price: FREE! Can you tell me a little bit about yourself and your performing background? I’ve been a stand-up comedian for over 10 years and trained in musical theatre at the Royal Academy of Music. This is my […]
REVIEW: Man Down (Tristan Bates Theatre) ★★★★
The difficult issues of male mental health and sexual assault are tackled in a sensitive and emotionally hard-hitting new play by writer and director Jack Hart. Hart’s first play in the West End has been supported through crowdfunding but has brought together a good cast and makes the best use of the small space at […]