Tag: Liam Wrate

Posted in Chichester Festival Theatre Musicals Theatre Theatre review West End

Review: Crazy For You, Gillian Lynne Theatre

Full of the glories of Gershwin and the bounciness of Broadway, Crazy For You makes a stellar…

Posted in Bridge Theatre Chichester Festival Theatre Jerry Herman LGBTQ+ Musicals News Open Air Theatre Theatre West End

Feature: some summer musicals to get you hot

At this point, it’s not clear whether the heatwave across Southern Europe will share any of its…

Posted in Chichester Festival Theatre Musicals News Theatre West End

News: Full casting announced for Crazy for You’s West End transfer

Joey Parnes, Sally Horchow and Michael Harrison are thrilled to confirm the full casting for the West…

Posted in Barbican Theatre Musicals Theatre TV

Your reminder that Anything Goes is now available to watch on BBC iPlayer

Looking for something to watch in festive limbo time? You can’t go far wrong than this Barbican…

Posted in Barbican Theatre Musicals Theatre Theatre review Top plays of 2021

Review: Anything Goes, Barbican

Sutton Foster soars in this superlative revival of Anything Goes which almost justifies the ticket prices at…

Posted in Anton Chekhov Barbican Theatre Comedy fosterIANs Internationaal Theater Amsterdam Inua Ellams Katie Mitchell Martin Crimp Musicals National Theatre Simon Stone Theatre Top moments VAULT Festival West End

10 of my top moments in a theatre in 2019

Flashes of excellence can be found in the midst of any production so this list celebrates some…

Posted in Hope Mill Theatre Jerry Herman Musicals Not-London Theatre Theatre review UK

Review: Mame, Hope Mill Theatre

There’s still a reason Mame hasn’t been seen in the UK for 50 years but this lavish…

Posted in Musicals National Theatre Theatre Theatre review

Re-review: Follies 2019, National Theatre

Follies 2019 remains the show that I need right now “I’m so glad I came” Just a…

Posted in Musicals National Theatre Stephen Sondheim Theatre Theatre review

Review: Follies 2019, National Theatre

The Olivier Award-winning Follies returns to the National Theatre in richer, deeper, more resonant form and just…