Back on a UK Tour is a musical adaption of Dreamworks animation Shrek. A firm family favourite that is almost certain to draw a packed theatre and that is certainly true for press night at the Regent Theatre. With clever puppetry and funny characters, there is much to like about this production but there are areas that could develop to make it stand out.
The debate about audience etiquette seems to be the something that is regularly brought up. From standing ovations provided when others don't think they are provided, to eating snacks, with the amount of coverage it gets from our arts journalism publishers, it was only a matter of time before something drastic happened.
When looking for seats to see James Graham's This House I was surprised to see on stage seats available. They were the cheapest seats available and the experience was one of a kind.
It's a 'hole' lot of fun and adventure
While it still remains in London, the Royal Shakespeare Company launches a UK Tour of their smash hit musical Matilda in Leicester and it's revoltingly good.
Following two Christmas runs at the Lichfield Garrick New Old Friends brings their take on other Agatha Christie Classic and it's a corker!
2018 marks 100 years since the first women won the right to vote. Playhouse Creatures launches a season of work celebrating the anniversary and what an enriching corker it is.
Today, was a first. I received an outsourced phone call on behalf of a theatre I won't name. It didn't go well.
While the reviews for Hamilton may be good, is it really worth the cost of eight to ten shows? I share my thoughts...
The curtain rises on the Theatre Twittic. The place for reviews and thoughts on all things theatre when 280 characters doesn't quite hit the mark.
