Wicked the musical London announce 2023 cast
Wicked the musical London have announced their 2023 cast which will see Alexia Khadime return as Elphaba and Lucy St. Louis star as Glinda.
Alexia Khadime
Cast announced for The Prince Of Egypt musical at Dominion Theatre
Luke Brady, Liam Tamne, Christine Allado and Alexia Khadime are to lead the cast of Stephen Schwartz’s musical The Prince Of Egypt at the Dominion Theatre
REVIEW: The Distance You Have Come, Cockpit Theatre ✭✭✭
Julian Eaves reviews The Distance You Have Come by Scott Allan now playing at the Cockpit Theatre.
REVIEW: A Little Princess, Royal Festival Hall ✭✭
Julian Eaves reviews A Little Princess at the Royal Festival Hall
UPCOMING: Crazytown: The World Of Ryan Scott Oliver
Julian Eaves takes a look at Crazytown : The World of Ryan Scott Oliver which is being presented at The Other Palace Studio on Monday 26 March 2018. There’s a welcome return to London coming up for the multi-talented Ryan Scott Oliver, one of the most original – and accomplished – musical theatre voices in New York. Having made a sensational splash in this building last year in the debut staging of ‘35MM: A Musical Exhibition‘, and a kind of love-letter to his husband-to-be, the photographer Matthew Murphy: in fact, it remains his one non-commissioned work; everything he has done has been to order. Anyway, the same team that made that remarkable show such a hit – director Adam Lenson and MD Joe Bunker – have gone the whole hog and turned themselves into producers as well, in order to ensure that this show gets before the public. And what … Read more
REVIEW: Giles Terera and Friends, The Pheasantry ✭✭✭✭✭
By the time everyone trooped back onto the stage for the group curtain call, we all knew we’d been through something special. And for all of you who missed him this time around, keep ‘em peeled: he’ll be back!
REVIEW: The Book Of Mormon, Prince Of Wales Theatre ✭✭✭✭✭
The Book of Mormon begins long before you step into the theatre. London is adorned with its posters, our offices echo with remembered jokes and songs. As you enter Leicester Square, you are bottlenecked towards the Prince of Wales – particularly if there’s a film premiere – and when you step up to the theatre, you are encircled by queues for entry and ticket collection alike. The atmosphere is spellbinding, and the weight of expectation is colossal. I’m delighted to say that my expectations were met.
