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  • Jack Absolute Flies Again – The National Theatre

    ★★★★☆ A new comedy that isn’t completely new would be one way to describe this play. Written by Richard Bean and Oliver Chris it is based on Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s 1775 play The Rivals. Updated to the 20th century it is now set on an RAF base in World War II and has many of the…

  • The Cher Show – MK Theatre (UK Tour)

    ★★★★★ First theatre trip after our holiday (though still slightly jetlagged) and it was a case of turning back time and believing in love (as well as the music of Cher)! Millie O’Connell (Babe), Debbie Kurup (Star) and Danielle Steers (Lady) I’d heard about this when it was on Broadway and although I’m not a…

  • My Fair Lady – The Colosseum 

    ★★★★☆ It isn’t often that I go to see what you would call a ‘classic’ musical. With two teenagers I’m more likely to be at Dear Evan Hansen or Six than something like this. So it was great to take advantage of some rush tickets and head to The Colosseum to see the transfer of the Lincoln Centre production…

  • Lea Michelle is finally Fanny Brice

    Well, after much speculation it has finally been announced that Lea Michele will be taking over from Beanie Feldstein when she steps down from the lead role in Funny Girl on Broadway in September. She has had a rough time since the show opened to largely negative review of her performance. It was finally confirmed…

  • The future of ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ revealed

    As Bonnie & Clyde finishes its incredibly successful but short run at The Arts Theatre, producer Dan Looney has given fans the good news that the life of this show is not over. A London cast recording is in the works (there is currently only a Broadway one), along with a UK tour and a…

  • Bonnie & Clyde – Arts Theatre

    ★★★★★ So I was a bit late to the game with this one as I actually saw the penultimate performance on 9th July. I wanted to go earlier, but work commitments and a show I was in meant that this was the earliest I could go. I hadn’t been back to the Arts Theatre since Six was…