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Review – Cilla, The Musical

Cilla – The Musical is a highly entertaining tribute to the life and music of Cilla Black and the Mersey Beat era. It sparkles…

Review -Strangers On A Train

Above all, this production of Strangers on a Train is memorable for its look. Designer David Woodhead has provided a set that has a…

Review – Sunset Boulevard

Sunset Boulevard features one of Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most lavish and thrilling scores and the truly memorable aspect of Nikolai Foster’s touring revival…

Review – It’s A Wonderful Life

Wonderful Life
It might take a train trip to get there, but the warmest, most appropriately celebratory, Christmas spirit entertainment currently on offer is well worth…

Review – The Imperium : The Cicero Plays

When the RSC gets it right, standards are uncompromised, stars are born, great acting is everywhere, and the lustre of theatre is never brighter….

Review – King Lear

The thing about King Lear that many productions ignore or overlook, in a modern, desperate striving for relevance or innovation, is that it is…

NEWS: Manchester Hosts TitanicDance Premiere – The New Irish Dance Musical…

The Palace Theatre in Manchester will stage the hotly-anticipated English Premiere of the new hit Irish Dance Musical sensation TitanicDance this September. The stunning show…

Review – Grease

Colour, light and movement keep the audience engaged throughout this Grease, a feast of 1950’s style music and dance. This is truly a show…

Review – Romeo And Juliet / Twelfth Night

One of the first things that anyone notices about this theatre company’s productions of Romeo And Juliet and Twelfth Night is the versatility of its…

Review – The All Male Mikado

“In spite of its enormous success, The Mikado had its detractors”, the show’s programme announces: “The Japanese ambassador to England, for instance, tried to…