The Girl on the Train, a truly captivating psychological thriller novel was written by Paula Hawkins and published in 2015. It very quickly became number one in the New York Times Fiction Best Seller, remaining there for a phenomenal thirteen consecutive weeks. I myself read the book in three days, and was hooked from the … More The Girl on the Train Review – Captivating!
Last night (Sunday 8th April 2018) I was lucky enough to attend the 2018 Olivier Awards, and what a night it was! Featuring show stopping performances from some of the most iconic musicals in the West End and some inspirational and truly hilarious acceptance speeches there was certainly a really special feeling in The Royal … More The Olivier Awards 2018
Newly opened in London, this stage reincarnation of Mel Brooks’ 1974 film of the same name is perfect for anyone who fancies a Halloween theatre trip. Written by Mel Brooks himself and directed by Susan Stroman, this is a fantastic musical comedy telling the story of Frederick Frankenstein and his travels to Transylvania where he … More Young Frankenstein Review – Monstrously Funny
The newly built Marble Arch Theatre is a wonderful new space in the heart of London and with it comes a wonderful show – Five Guys Named Moe. This is the story of Nomax, a newly single man who returns home following a disastrous date, and needs a drink or two. Somehow he encounters five … More Five Guys Named Moe Review – Brilliant
It’s 1981, in Northern Ireland there is mass unrest and the IRA are in full swing. For the Carney family however, life is much the same as it has been for the last ten years – on a secluded farm Quinn Carney and his family (and extended family) are keeping themselves to themselves, but what … More The Ferryman Review – You Must See This Play!
London’s West End is home to a great variety of shows, but the most talked about are the ones that bring the feel good factor. These shows make you leave the theatre with a massive smile on your face and annoy your friends by singing all the songs (that’s the most fun bit). There is … More Mamma Mia Review – Gimmee Gimmee Gimmee
Kinky Boots is one of those shows that just gets better every time you see it. It’s now in its third year in London and is still as feel good and popular as ever. The cast are incredible, the music is phenomenal and above all the underlying message is such an important one it will … More Kinky Boots Review – Fabulous (Year Three Cast)
The Open Air Theatre in Regent’s Park is a wonderfully unique theatre situated in the heart of London. I am a firm believer that every show is suited to their venue, but no more so than this. This returning adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s wonderful hit musical is so incredibly suited to … More Jesus Christ Superstar Review – Spectacular
Following a hugely successful UK tour Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s iconic musical ‘Evita’ is now open at the Phoenix Theatre for a strictly limited 12 week season. ‘Evita’ tells the story of Argentinean First Lady Eva Peron’s rise to fame from aspiring actress in Los Toldos to beloved voice of the people in … More Evita Review – Stunning UPDATED FOR LONDON PRODUCTION
For anyone who is a fan of Billie Holiday, of Audra McDonald or of amazing talent in general, this show is purely perfect. It is a one act show lasting 90 minutes and featuring Audra McDonald, her pianist and manager played by Shelton Becton, drummer Frankie Tontah and bass cellist Neville Malcolm and is honestly … More Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill Review – Spellbinding
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