When Fallen Angels was last performed, 25 years ago, I remember interviewing the leading ladies – both big names – but their performances didn’t stay with me. This production, however, I will most certainly remember. Under Christopher Luscombe’s meticulous direction, Noel Coward’s biting wit comes…
A present day reimagining of the classic detective character Shirlock Holmes by award winning American playwright Kate Hamil. ‘Ms holmes and Ms watson’ bills itself as: …..’A whip smart darkly comic collision of classic murder mystery and modern mayhem for holmes devotees comedy lovers and…
Based on the novels by Colin Dexter the hit ITV series, Inspector Morse starred John Thaw as the erudite Inspector, famed for his love of opera, crosswords and a fine real ale. Alongside his trusted Sergeant, DS Lewis, played by Kevin Whately, the pair captivated audiences for…
The One Where They Sing! FRIENDS! The Musical Parody, the hit New York and Las Vegas sensation, is a side-splitting musical comedy packed with iconic moments from all ten seasons of the beloved television series and this week it’s at the Aylesbury Waterside Theatre. We…
Sheridan’s play is ridiculous. It squeezes every inch of supposed morality out of its most likeable characters in an utterly comical and fairly frustrating turn of events. It circles round eighteenth century society gossip and deception, leaving no character untouched in its path. The Norwich…
……’Guided by a mysterious unseen director you and dozens of others move together through the city following cues, reacting to strangers and becoming part of a living performance that unfolds in real time’…… I’m sure you’ll agree it all sounds very Intriguing but I must…
Having recently visited the vibrant city of Havana, I was curious to see a Cuban dance company’s take on the festive classic, The Nutcracker. Ballet is very popular in Cuba as people can train at the Cuban National Ballet School, in the hopes of becoming…
The last year or so has offered UK audiences an elixir of British history in theatres and on the screen. An absolute joy. Wolf Hall, Six, Hamnet to name but a few. Bloody Mary and the Nine Day Queen takes us beyond the death of…
Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning To KIll a Mockingbird is said to be the most widely read book dealing with race in America, and since its publication in 1960 it has become a classic of modern American literature. But Academy Award and Emmy-winning screenwriter, director and…
Ripper? I Hardly Know Her! is a new play written and directed by Adam Mir about Mary and her relationship with Jack. Three weeks in and she fancies the pants off him but can’t seem to understand what goes on in his head. At the…