Tag: theatre
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A Week At The Theatre | Mad House, The Pride, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice*, Unfortunate.
A very, very busy week at the theatre for me! Have seen such a range of shows this week (including 1 show I’ll be reviewing next week and a trip to London Zoo at night!) which has been a lot of fun. Mad House at the Ambassador’s TheatreRating: 4/5Running until: 4th SeptemberTicket link: https://www.madhousetheplay.co.uk/ A…
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Gatsby @ Southwark Playhouse*
Rating: 3/5Booking until: 8th January 2021Running time: 140 minutesPhotography credit: Lidia CrisafulliTickets link: https://www.southwarkplayhouse.co.uk/show-whats-on/gatsby/ F Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel once again comes to life, but in this new musical adaptation by Linnie Reedman and Joe Evans. Having had previous success in concert/workshop iterations, the musical finally gets a full run. The musical is centres around…
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Call Me Vicky @ Pleasance Theatre*
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tickets and more information: https://www.pleasance.co.uk/event/call-me-vicky#overview Booking until: 9th March 2019 Production Photos by: Fabio Santos Run time: 80 mins Set in 1980s South London, Call Me Vicky is the debut play by sisters Nicola & Stacy Bland following a young trans woman named Vicky as she begins her gender transition and the reaction from…
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All In A Row @ Southwark Playhouse*
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ Tickets and more information: https://southwarkplayhouse.co.uk/show/all-in-a-row/ Booking until: 9th March 2019 Production Photos by: Nick Rutter Run time: 90 mins All In A Row follows Martin and Tamora the night before they send their 11 year old son Laurence, who has severe autism and is a mute because of it, to a private care home…
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Violet @ Charing Cross Theatre*
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ Tickets and more information: https://charingcrosstheatre.co.uk/theatre/violet Booking until: 6th April 2019 Production Photos by: Scott Rylander Run time: 1hr 40min straight through. In Jeanine Tesori & Brian Crawley’s musical, the titular character Violet heads from North Carolina to Tulsa in order to seek out a preacher who could help heal her facial scar, caused by…
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The Experience Of Standing Through 3 Hours of Les Miserables
My final show that I saw in 2018 was my all time favourite show Les Miserables. After day seating for the matinee of Company, my friend Blandine suggested heading next door into the Les Mis box office to see if they had anything available for that night. The standing tickets are only released if a…
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Shows I’m Looking Forward To Seeing in 2019
A new year means a wave of new theatre coming into the West End! Although I do love the classics, it’s always nice to see some fresh blood in London theatre. These are the six shows I cannot wait to see in 2019. Mary Poppins @ Prince Edward Theatre After the cinematic release of Mary…
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My Top 10 Shows Of 2018
The end of the year is upon us! After almost 200 shows this year, I’ve finally whittled down my top 10. Although given most of my trips to the theatre this year were repeat visits, I can’t say the list below will be much of a surprise? There was a lot of brilliant theatre this…
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Peter Pan @ Park Theatre*
Rating: Tickets and more information: https://www.parktheatre.co.uk/whats-on/peter-panBooking until: 5th January 2019Production Photos by: Chris Gardner With this being my third production of J.M. Barrie’s in the last two years, going into the show I did wonder how much different could anyone possibly make a production of Peter Pan anymore? Luckily in Jonathan O’Boyle’s vibrant production, this version…
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Nine Night @ Trafalgar Studio*
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tickets and more information: https://www.londonboxoffice.co.uk/nine-night-tickets Booking until: 23rd February 2019 Production Photos by: Helen Murray After a sold out run in the Dorfman, the National Theatre’s production of Nine Night has transferred to the Trafalgar Studios giving audiences more chances to see Natasha Gordon’s award winning debut play. The play follows a Jamaican-British family…
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