Let It Be review Prince of Wales Theatre
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Let It Be review Prince of Wales Theatre

Let It Be Review In 1970 Paul McCartney publicly announced he had left ‘The Beatles’ because of personal, business and musical differences. I missed out on a ‘Beatles’ live experience, having being born in 1977, but tonight at The Prince of Wales Theatre, I am going to see the new Beatles-themed musical ‘Let it be’….

The Hurly Burly Show Review Duchess Theatre
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The Hurly Burly Show Review Duchess Theatre

Burlesque has been performed since the 1860s and is currently enjoying a revival! Tonight’s entertainment promises to be full of silliness, sexiness, sauciness, and outrageousness!! The Hurly Burly Show unites burlesque and cabaret with pop and fashion. Miss Polly Rae is the leader of the Hurly Burly girls. Statuesque in sky-scraper heels, dyed shocking red…

The 39 Steps Review Criterion Theatre
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The 39 Steps Review Criterion Theatre

John Buchan’s novel The 39 Steps was first published in 1915. With the storyline being so very successful there have now been three films made broadly following the same storyline. The Criterion Theatre has been home to Patrick Barlow’s adaptation for the stage since September 2006. The story features Richard Hannay, a young man innocently…

South Downs and The Browning Version Review
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South Downs and The Browning Version Review

Following a hugely successful run at The Chichester Festival, Rattigan’s The Browning Version and its new companion piece by David Hare, South Downs, have transferred to The Harold Pinter Theatre. David Hare was approached to write a new curtain-raiser for the 100th anniversary of Rattigan’s birth. Hare explains in the programme that “My play is…

The Duchess of Malfi Review Old Vic Theatre
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The Duchess of Malfi Review Old Vic Theatre

The Duchess of Malfi Review The Old Vic‘s production of The Duchess of Malfi is an incredible experience; dark and riveting with exciting twists and turns. The set is an impressive three-tier high cathedral and designer Soutra Gilmourh has cleverly used plenty of stairs, passageways and very dark corners, perfect for hiding unnoticed in the…

Shrek The Musical Review Theatre Royal Drury Lane
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Shrek The Musical Review Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Shrek the Musical is a delightful, colourful, heartwarming extravaganza. This production which features all new songs, a magical set, fantastic costumes, and a talented cast who take us on Shrek’s adventure that was made so famous by the Oscar winning DreamWorks animation film. However before the character Shrek was seen in a musical or a…

Death and The Maiden Review Harold Pinter Theatre
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Death and The Maiden Review Harold Pinter Theatre

If the opportunity for you to seek your revenge fell unexpectedly into your lap, would you take it? This is what happened to Paulina Salas when she thinks she has found the man who had brutality tortured her 15 years previously, by random acts of circumstance, in her living room one night. How could she…

Review of Driving Miss Daisy Wyndham’s Theatre
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Review of Driving Miss Daisy Wyndham’s Theatre

Alfred Uhry’s Driving Miss Daisy is a heart-warming tale of friendship. This production has transferred to Wyndham’s Theatre from New York where Vanessa Redgrave was nominated for a Tony Award for the role of Daisy Werthan. Daisy Werthan is horrified when her son Boolie informs her that at the age of 72 she is a…