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13 Mar 2013 Leave a comment
I’ve moved (uni requirement!). Check out Stagey Secrets 🙂
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21 Sep 2012 Leave a comment
in Musicals, Reviews, Theatre Tags: Abba, Andreas Gyllander, Charlotte Wakefield, Dancing Queen, James Gaddas, Joanna Monro, Mamma Mia!, musical, Novello Theatre, Prince of Wales Theatre, review, Sally Ann Triplet, Steven Oliver, Take A Chance On Me, theatre, theatre breaks, Voulez Vous
Mamma Mia! has proven that even on a smaller scale it is still the Dancing Queen of the west end. The show’s move from the Prince of Wales theatre to the Novello has resulted in a smaller stage and slight downscaling of the set, however the changes are barely noticeable and the stage seems to cope well with the cast size.
02 Apr 2012 Leave a comment
in Reviews, Theatre Tags: A Stage Kindly, Amersackie Osakonor, Camden, EtCetera Theatre, Kendra McMillan, review, Roll on the Day, Sean Keating
Musical drama Roll On The Day follows immigrant Eko as he recounts his former years as a Nigerian revolutionary and tries to move forward with his new life in London. Providing paintings to tourists, Eko (Amersackie Osakonor) tells fellow street-seller Dan (Sean Keating) his fears of returning to his home country after overthrowing the dictator. His luck seems to change, however, when he falls for Lavinia (Kendra McMillan), who commissions a painting of Africa. More
01 Apr 2012 Leave a comment
in Reviews, Theatre Tags: Anouska Eaton, Christopher Berry, David Muscat, Jodie Beth Meyer, Kate Brennan, Landor Theatre, Mike Christie, Peter Straker, review, The Glorious Ones
Flaminio Scala is the founder of a Commedia troupe in 17th Century Italy. He brings together his lover and leading lady, Columbina; the eternal father Pantalone who craves to be the lover; young aspiring comedian and actor Francesco; aspiring playwright Isabella and comedy sidekicks Armanda and Dottore. More
01 Apr 2012 Leave a comment
in Reviews, Theatre Tags: All the Fun of the Fair, Croydon, David Essex, Fairfield Halls, Louise English, review, Rob Compton, Susan Hallam-Wright, Tanya Robb, Tim Newman
Set in the 70s, a fair run by travellers is touring the UK this Spring. Owner Levi (David Essex) is trying to keep the rundown fair in business whilst dealing with his wife’s death, his son Jack is searching for love, traveller Mary is just not good enough for him and her mother Rosa is still hung up on Levi. More
15 Mar 2012 Leave a comment
in Family Shows, Reviews Tags: Aladdin, Ariel, Aurora, Be Our Guest, Beauty and the Best, Belle, Cinderella, Disney on Ice, Dopey, Eric, Flounder, Flynn Rider, Goofy, Kiss the Girl, Lumiere, Mickey, Minnie, Princess and the Frog, Princesses and Heroes, Rapunzel, Sebastian, Seven Dwarves, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Tangled, The Little Mermaid, Tinkerbell, Triton, Ursula, Wembley Arena
As a huge Disney fan, the prospect of Disney on Ice ‘Princesses and Heroes’ filled me with masses of childlike excitement and a tiny bit of dread. What if I hated it? Thankfully it only took a few minutes of being at Wembley Arena to discover my feelings were about as far from hate as possible.
03 Feb 2012 Leave a comment
in Reviews, Theatre Tags: After the Turn, Ashleigh Gray, Greg Oliver, Liam Doyle, review, Stephen Rolley, Stevie Webb, The Courtyard Theatre, Tim Prottey-Jones, Tori Allen-Martin
What would you do if you lost your mother at 17? For musician Michael, the only way to handle her voice in his head is to stay silent.  More