Young Frankenstein: Legendary filmmaker and comedian Mel Brooks brings his classic monster musical comedy Young Frankenstein to life on stage...
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Lulu returns to London’s West End, playing the role of Dorothy Brock in 42nd Street, the dazzling and romantic homage to the world of musical theatre. Lulu’s career highlights include Shout, her Bowie collaboration The Man Who Sold the World, a Bond theme song and a Number One with Take That. Read More
CARMEN 1808 at Union Theatre London: The story is excellently told and the cast, on the whole, are first rate. Carmen 1808 is presented as part of the Essential Classics season at the Union and is a very welcome part of that season.
Review by Terry Eastham
The Tempest at Brockley Jack Studio Theatre:
An uncluttered stage (there are some props, but not many) gives the script a chance to shine. Less is more, and the audience is required to deploy some imagination, ably assisted by the usual pops and whizzes of sound effects and lighting changes.
Review by Chris Omaweng
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