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The Boy In The Dress at The RSC Stratford-upon-Avon – Review

December 6, 2019 by Adrian York Leave a Comment

'The Boy in the Dress' Opening Night at The Royal Shakespeare Theatre. 28 November 2019.

David Walliams ‘The Boy in the Dress’ comes alive on stage. The RSC’s new musical The Boy In The Dress has recently opened at The Royal Shakespeare Theatre and so we took the opportunity to whizz along the M40 to Stratford-upon-Avon (2 hours or so from London) and review. Adapted by ‘Shopping and F**king’ playwright Mark […]

The Wolf of Wall Street – Review 

December 1, 2019 by Adrian York Leave a Comment

The Wolf of Wall Street Comes to the City. Martin Scorsese’s 2013 film The Wolf of Wall Street is one of the most iconic movies of the 21st century. The autobiographical tale tells the story of New York stockbroker Jordan Belfort’s rampage through the financial markets in the 1980s and the rise and fall of his firm, Stratton Oakmont. It’s a […]

The Royal Ballet’s Coppélia at The Royal Opera House – Review

November 30, 2019 by Adrian York Leave a Comment

Coppelia_The Royal Ballet,ROH Covent Garden,CastSwanilda: Francesca Hayward,Franz: Alexander Campbell,Dr Coppélius: Gary Avis,Conducted by Barry Wordsworth

The Royal Ballet’s Christmas Cracker of a Coppélia Comic ballet Coppélia is this year’s Christmas production from the Royal Ballet at The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. With a story derived from two E. T. A. Hoffmann tales, Coppélia is one of the mainstays of the classical ballet repertoire and the perfect introduction to the […]

The Arrival – Bush Theatre – Review

November 29, 2019 by Lucy Foxell Leave a Comment

Scott Karim (Tom) and Irfan Shamji (Samad) in 'The Arrival' at Bush Theatre. Photo by Marc Brenner. PROD-1243

Worlds Apart – The Arrival. The Bush Theatre is on roll with new artistic director Lynette Linton’s inspired new season. Their latest production The Arrival, written and directed by Olivier Award-winning director Bijan Sheibani (Barber Shop Chronicles, The Brothers Size) is a moving portrayal of family, loss, discovery, and belonging. This beautifully staged play tells […]

White Christmas the Musical at the Dominion Theatre

November 28, 2019 by Lucy Foxell Leave a Comment

WHITE CHRISTMAS by Berlin, , Music and Lyrics - Irving Berlin, Book - David Ives and Paul Blake, Director - Nikolai Foster, Choreography - Stephen Mear, Set designer - Michael Taylor, Costume Designer - Diego Pitch, Lighting - Mark Henderson, The Dominion Theatre , London, 2019, Credit: Johan Persson/

Irving Berlin’s White Christmas comes to London. If you’re a bit of a sucker for Christmas and all things white and fluffy then Nikolai Foster’s production of White Christmas, which has just opened at the Dominion Theatre in London’s West End for the festive season, might be just up your street. Irving Berlin’s 1954 classic […]

The Moon and Beyond – Exhibitions at the National Maritime Museum #Moon50

November 25, 2019 by Fiona Maclean Leave a Comment

The World Watches - Moon Landing - National Maritime Museum

A Space Day Out – Two Exhibitions Celebrating the Moon and More. #Ad:Paid Content It is a beautiful and delightful sight to behold the body of the Moon. Galileo Galilei A visit to the National Maritime Museum right now will show you the moon as you’ve never seen it before – through thousands of years […]

Cinderella – Lyric Hammersmith

November 25, 2019 by Lucy Foxell Leave a Comment

Rhys Taylor as Fairy Fredbare in Cinderella - photo by Helen Maybanks

A thoroughly modern Pantomine – Cinderella  The Lyric Hammersmith has been keeping up the festive tradition for the past 11 years now, arguably producing one of London’s edgiest pantomimes. Last year’s winning team, director Tinuke Craig and writer Jude Christian return with their bang up to date take on the age-old fairy tale Cinderella that […]

 Benjamin Britten’s ‘Death in Venice’ at The Royal Opera – Review

November 24, 2019 by Adrian York Leave a Comment

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David McVicar’s Triumphant ‘Death in Venice’ at The Royal Opera. Director David McVicar’s take on Britten’s Death in Venice has just opened at the Royal Opera House; it’s the first of two Britten operas performed in the 2019/20 Season as part of The Royal Opera’s ongoing Britten cycle. The story follows widowed writer Gustav von Aschenbach’s descent […]

The Steve Williamson Experience and Jon Cleary/John Scofield at the EFG London Jazz Festival 

November 21, 2019 by Adrian York Leave a Comment

Steve Williamson

EFG London Jazz Festival If you have any interest in jazz you’ll have noticed that the EFG London Jazz Festival has just kicked off with a range of concerts across the city, from established stars such as Herbie Hancock as well as fresh new talent, celebrating the global and diverse art form that jazz has […]

Measure For Measure – RSC at The Barbican – Review

November 17, 2019 by Madeleine Morrow Leave a Comment

Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure is food for thought. Measure For Measure is the third production in the RSC’s 2019 winter season at the Barbican theatre. One of Shakespeare’s comedies, it is a difficult play, known as one of Shakespeare’s three ‘problem plays’ – the other two being Troilus and Cressida and All’s Well That Ends […]

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