REVIEW: Give My Regards To Broadway, Upstairs At The Gatehouse ✭✭✭
Julian Eaves visits Upstairs at the Gatehouse to review Give My Regards To Broadway.
Chris Whittaker
REVIEW: West Side Story, Bishopsgate Institute ✭✭✭✭✭
Julian Eaves reviews West Side Story by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim at the Bishopsgate Institute.
REVIEW: Top Hat, Upstairs at the Gathouse ✭✭✭✭✭
Heaven! This is heaven! Julian Eaves reviews Irving Berlin’s Top Hat the musical Upstairs at The Gatehouse starring Joanna Clifton and Joshua Lay. Book Now!
Top Hat comes to Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Ovation Productions are to present the London fringe premiere of Top Hat the musical at Upstairs at the Gatehouse from 13 December 2017 to 28 January 2018. Featuring Irving Berlin’s greatest hits this all singing, all dancing musical features Cheek to Cheek, Let’s Face The Music and Dance, Puttin’ On The Ritz and Top Hat. Top Hat tells the story of Broadway sensation Jerry Travers who dances his way across Europe to win the heart of society girl Dale in a riotous mistaken-identity plot. Top Hat will star Strictly Come Dancing Champion Joanne Clifton as Dale Tremont with further casting to be announced. Top Hat will be directed by John Plews, choreographed by Chris Whittaker, musical supervision by Dan Glover, casting by Debbie O’Brien and Harry Blumenau and produced by Katie Plews. TOP HAT TICKETS
REVIEW: 9 to 5, Upstairs At The Gatehouse ✭✭✭✭
9 to 5 is best when it revels in its own high camp and allows itself to be gloriously over the top.
REVIEW: Blondel, Union Theatre ✭✭✭✭
A thoroughly charming, and fun, experience in musical comedy lies in store for all those who tread the path of the wand’ring minstrel Blondel.
REVIEW: Anything Goes, Upstairs At The Gatehouse ✭✭✭✭
This is a show well worth watching, at a venue that is becoming a byword for fun and vibrant festive musicals. Check it out before it goes!
REVIEW: You Won’t Succeed On Broadway If You Don’t Have Any Jews, St James Theatre ✭✭✭✭
This revue is great fun and well-produced, combining superb music and performances with an insightful journey through the history of Jewish musical theatre. The show has wowed audiences in Tel Aviv (talk about preaching to the converted!) but judging by tonight’s crowd it has made its mark in London as well.
