REVIEW: My Fair Lady – Pitlochry Festival Theatre
1910: on a cold March evening in Covent Garden, the overbearing Henry Higgins, a Professor of Phonetics, encounters a young...
REVIEWS
REVIEW: Much Ado About Nothing starring Eve Best and Charles Edwards at Shakespeare’s Globe 15th July 2011
More than 400 years on, Shakespeare’s play has lost none of its power to delight – and to astonish. The...
REVIEW: Les Miserables – Queen’s Theatre, London
I booked to see this as soon as it was announced that Alfie Boe and Matt Lucas were to re-create...
REVIEW: Betty Blue Eyes – Novello Theatre, London
Despite having a bit of an aversion to musicals based on movies - I booked to see this. According to...
REVIEW: Richard III – Old Vic Theatre, London
It's a funny thing indeed to see your acting hero in the flesh, there's a hint of unreality that it's...
REVIEW: Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe starring Paul Hilton and Arthur Darvill, Shakespeare’s Globe 12th July 2011
"Doctor Faustus, restless for knowledge, forsakes scholarship for magic and makes a pact with the Devil: if the evil spirit...
REVIEW: Buddy The Musical starring Glen Joseph, King’s Theatre Glasgow 9th July 2011
Its been an eon since I saw this last, so when a family outing was suggested to see it I...
REVIEW: Avenue Q, King’s Theatre Glasgow 2nd July 2011 starring Rachel Jerram
Today's show was another one on my 'still to see' list - AVENUE Q is not the most upmarket...
REVIEW: Evita, King’s Theatre Glasgow 11th June 2011
I'm definitely on a mission to see as many of the musicals that I've missed over the years as I...
REVIEW: Billy Elliot – Pavillion Theatre, Glasgow
The producers of Billy Elliot in the West End operate a youth programme and have selected Shine Youth Theatre Group...
