Behind the legend is a life, filled to the brim with its own triumphs and challenges, beset by incandescent highs and lows, and mediated through a soul that absolutely refused to lay quietly. Everybody knows Tina’s music, but not everybody knows her story: the rise of a small-town girl to the sound that made rock […]
If your idea of a good night out is being surrounded by your best mates, in a pub with some great live music, Choir of Man is for you. This isn’t your traditional musical; it isn’t all jazz-hands, incredible set design and big show tunes, instead it is 90 minutes of watching nine incredible ‘lads’ […]
It is hard to imagine a musical being set on a council estate in Sheffield but that is exactly where you are transported to as soon as you walk into the Gillian Lynne Theatre. The Park Hill Estate looms imposing and spectacular with the infamous ‘I love you, will you marry me’ neon sign illuminated […]
Samuel Takes a Break (or, Samuel Takes a Break…: in Male Dungeon No. 5 After a Long but Generally Successful Day of Tours to give Rihanna Illube’s play its full title) is a heart wrenching and complex exploration of the impact of colonialism, dark tourism, and the eternal search in the cycle of healing. We […]
It is not often one can say they have been blown away by a performance, yet the talent on show at TINA – THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL [produced in association with the late Tina Turner herself] is beyond phenomenal. As a backstory for those unfamiliar with the legendary Rock performer. Tina Turner was one of […]
The hit West End production TINA – THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL which is based on the life of legendary artist Tina Turner and was produced in association with Tina Turner herself, will extend booking until 14 September 2024. TINA – THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL has been running at the Aldwych Theatre in the West End […]
A genre-bending odyssey on the legacy of slavery within Ghana and beyond written by Rhianna Ilube and directed by Olivier award winner Anthony-Simpson Pike. The Yard Theatre presents Samuel Takes A Break… In Male Dungeon No. 5 After A Long But Generally Successful Day Of Tours By Rhianna Ilube Directed by Anthony Simpson-Pike Set and […]
After a very enjoyable evening with the opening night of ‘The Motive And The Cue’ by the National Theatre and Neil Street productions, I can say that it was a delight and a very great theatre performance directed by Sam Mendes. Known for Skyfall, Spectre, 1917 and his other fantastic movies. The Motive and The […]
Ahead of the world premiere of the new musical, puppet filled stage adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s Charlie Cook’s Favourite Book we had the pleasure of speaking with Samantha Lane Artistic Director of Islington’s award-winning Little Angel Theatre. “I think that the most important thing is that you enjoy what you are doing. Without passion, there […]
Last week saw the return of Arthur Millar’s ‘The Crucible’, to the West End. Seventy years after its first premiere, the topic matter still rings alarmingly true today. For those of you who didn’t study the Four Act Saga, the narrative follows the town of Salem, Massachusetts amid a growing hysteria that the women are […]