Category: Theatre
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Emily and Amy want a second date from this one!
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TG’s production of But Why Bump Off Barnaby? is a hilariously whimsical Knives Out style murder-mystery: aristocrat Orien LeDuc invites his family members to his spooky manor, and before long, long-absent Barnaby Folcey is murdered. An unlikely group of eccentric characters desperately try and unveil the mystery behind Barnaby’s death, the plot thickening at every…
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Is the West End heading for its final curtain? Rhianna Saglani thinks not.
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Prolific British author J.B. Priestley’s farcical play kicks off when a group of old friends are interrupted during their silver anniversary by the abrupt discovery that they are, in fact, not actually legally married. The three couples, in their incredulity and distress, begin reevaluating their marriages as suspicion begins to brew over the true sincerity…
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Musicals were a genre that thrived in the Noughties, and two writers focus on the musicals that defined the decade for them.
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Chloe Wade reviews Showstoppers society’s latest production, Little Women. Performed at the Annex 15th-18th June.
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Josiah Chamberlain reviews the Theatre Group’s production of And Then There Were None, performed at The Annex, 14th-15th May.
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Izzie Addison reviews Waitress, playing at the Mayflower theatre 24-28th May.
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Cluedo is currently playing at the Mayflower Theatre. While not entirely a new concept (noted as “a new British play, based on an American play, based on an American film, based on a British board game”), Cluedo promises a night of humour and mystery and, most importantly, a buffet of cheese and ham. Greeted by…
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Read how Kat Munday fell in love with opera when she saw Don Giovanni at the Mayflower Theatre!
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Callum Joynes reviews Footloose at the Mayflower Theatre!
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The work of singer-songwriter Carole King contains some of the most well-known pop, rock and soul songs of the late 20th century and early 21st century. From “The Locomotion” to “Will You Love Me Tomorrow”, her songs have been prolific, and yet King herself as the songwriter behind such hits remains largely invisible to the…
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Jade Farrow reviews Sheila’s Island, playing at MAST Theatre until Saturday 19th March.
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Amelia Thurgood reviews Les Misérables, playing at the Mayflower Theatre until the 26th March.