REVIEW: An Ideal Husband, Vaudeville Theatre ✭✭✭✭✭
Julian Eaves reviews Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband starring Edward Fox, Freddie Fox and Frances Barber now playing at the Vaudeville Theatre.
Julian Eaves reviews Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband starring Edward Fox, Freddie Fox and Frances Barber now playing at the Vaudeville Theatre.
Julian Eaves reviews Tomorrow At Noon, three one act plays responding to Tonight at 8.30 now playing at Jermyn Street Theatre.
Mood Music is an entertaining satire on the music industry with plenty of laugh-out-loud jokes and intriguing insights
If you are a fan of Broadway then the Prince Of Broadway cast album is a must for your collection. It’s a fitting tribute for a man who has given his life and soul and more than any other person deserves the title The Prince Of Broadway.
Kathleen Turner: Finding My Voice The Other Palace, Friday 20th April 2018 5 Stars Tour details This is a terrific evening in the theatre, with a clutch of songs old and new given a good old working-over by one of the best actresses in the business, and – this is the clincher – couched in some of the cleverest, sassiest repartee you are going to hear in a while. The first two numbers, ‘Where or When’ and ‘Let’s Fall In Love’, introduce us to the peculiarly dark and heavy qualities of Turner’s singing voice, but it is when her narration kicks in before the much looser and amiable ‘Since I Fell For You’ that we really click. With just a trim trio to support her, and director Andy Gale’s thoughtful pacing and direction to shape the evening, Turner relies only on a black blouse and trousers to frame her masterful repertoire of … Read more
Paul T Davies reviews Chess the musical which is now enjoying a five week all-star return season at the London Coliseum.
Plastic arrived at the Mercury following a successful run at the Old Red Lion in Lion, and I am willing the theatre Gods to grant this extraordinary play further life. Best Fringe production I have seen so far this year.
The company of Pieces Of String, and the theatre, have poured their heart and soul into this musical, and the standing ovations are a worthy reward. Best to see it now, at the beginning, so when it carries on its successful journey, you can say that you were there when it all started!