Dreamboats and Petticoats at London’s Playhouse Theatre
I had always seen adverts for the London West End Musical Dreamboats and Petticoats and decided it was about time I went to see it. The London West End Musical is on at the Playhouse Theatre, around the back of the arches on the embankment in London. A nice little venue but the upper circle […]
Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton star in SWEENEY TODD at the Adelphi Theatre
Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton star in London West End Musical SWEENEY TODD at the Adelphi Theatre Michaels balls looked amazballs and almost unrecognisable as Sweeney Todd, so much so that before the show transferred to the west end, in its former home of Chichester, fans of the balls could often be seen complaining after […]
London West End Theatre show THE AWKWARD SQUAD at the Arts
London West End Theatre show THE AWKWARD SQUAD playing at the Arts Theatre Trying the find the words for this London West End Theatre show are not easy. It was like watching Coronation Street for two hours (all the actors bar one come from TV soap backgrounds). Harmless, inoffensive, easy going, nothing amazing really. There […]
Crazy For You
Where: Novello Theatre, Aldwych, London WC2B 4LD How much: £25-£62.50 (£10 tickets available on lastminute.com) How long: 2 hours 40 minutes Running until: 17th March Merchandise: Small programme £4 / CD £10 Review performance date: Friday 9th March 2012 I had never heard much about this show, but when I heard it was closing on […]
West End musical Les Miserables performed by inmates at HMP Earlstoke
London West End Musical Les Miserables performed by inmates at HMP Earlstoke How many times in your life do you get the opportunity to go into a men’s prison and watch them perform a musical? My guess is not very often so I jumped at the chance! When I found out they would be performing […]
Tyne Daly shines in London West End Play Master Class
Tyne Daly plays Maria Callas in London West End Play Master Class at the Vaudeville Theatre “can you stop eating those crisps please?” The opening phrase from act two of London West End Play Master Class. Not from the stage, but from the man in the second to back row, who having musically blown his […]