Blogs about Theatre
24 blogs about Theatre.
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2nd from Bottom
“Reviewing the situation...” By John Chapman. 🇬🇧Updated
The Standard Short Long Drop (Theatre Review) Britain may no longer have the death penalty but this strong drama shows that other things may not have changed
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Aleks Sierz - Blog
“Journalist, author, broadcaster and theatre critic. New Writing for the British Stage.” 🇬🇧Updated
What is the history of British drag? This clearly written book by Jacob Bloomfield gives a fascinating overview of the story of British drag artists. He stresses the fact that drag performance has meant different things in different contexts as he surveys …
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Aleks Sierz - Reviews
“Journalist, author, broadcaster and theatre critic. New Writing for the British Stage.” 🇬🇧Updated
Octopolis, Hampstead Theatre How many hearts does an octopus have? Answer: three. This pub quiz clincher is just one of the many fascinating facts that emerge from Octopolis, Marek Horn’s engrossing 100-minute two-hander which explores the relationship between …
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All Edinburgh Theatre.com
“Reviews, news and previews edited by Thom Dibdin.” By Thom Dibdin, et al. 🇬🇧Updated
Showcase 2023 – Up Where We Belong ★★★★☆ Nuanced Church Hill Theatre: Tue 26 – Sat 30 September 2023 Review by Thom Dibdin Showcase, the annual concert in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support, can certainly say it is “Up where we belong”, …
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The Ballet Star Galactica
“Aka That Ballerina Act. A blog about the performer life. Cabaret turn, author, classical bass-baritone.” By Iestyn Edwards. 🇬🇧Updated
Where Babies Come From... Haberdashery Girls...An excerpt from my forthcoming book of interviews: Where Babies Come From.I asked people, ‘How were you told the facts of life?’And, ‘What information were you given?’Here is Belinda, who used to be an …
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Breaking The Fourth Wall
“Michael Davis' thoughts on theatre and the Arts.” 🇬🇧Updated
Sacred Bath, Etcetera Theatre – Review Back in November 2014, Clare McIntryre’s Low Level Panic – a female-centric play set in a bathroom – ran at the Etcetera Theatre, London. Nine years later, Alice Motta makes her own debut at the …
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Cultural Capital
“Theatre, arts and events in London.” By Maryam Philpott. 🇬🇧Updated
Quiz – Chichester Festival Theatre With three plays opening in quick succession, this is certainly a bumper period for fans of James Graham’s work. Last week his adaptation of Alan Bleasdale’s Boys From the Blackstuff opened to much acclaim in …
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The Family Stage
“For PLAYful families: News and reviews of theatrical things for every age.” 🇬🇧Updated
REVIEW: In Other Words (Arcola Theatre) In recognition of World Alzheimer’s Month this September, Music for Dementia brings Matthew Seager’s debut play, In Other Words, back to the stage. Running at Arcola Theatre ahead of a UK tour, this compelling production …
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Glasgow Theatre Blog
“The best place for news, interviews and reviews of theatre in Glasgow and beyond.” By Lauren Humphreys. 🇬🇧Updated
Battery Park – Tron Theatre, Glasgow Playwright Andy McGregor is a dab hand at bringing uniquely Scottish stories to the stage. Here he mines his own personal experience of being in a band that could-have-been-but-never-quite-made-it, to create Battery Park, the story …
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Kris Hallett - life as theatre
“Director, Teacher, Writer.” 🇬🇧Updated
Fanboy- Tobacco Factory Theatres ☆☆☆☆ Getting lost in the dense mythology of fantasy and sci-fi has been a rite of passage for young adolescents for years. But as Comic Book Guy in the Simpsons shows us, early childhood passions can …
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LouReviews
“London theatre - films, books, digital shows worldwide.” By Louise Penn. 🇬🇧Updated
Review: Boy Out The City (Lyric Theatre) Declan Bennett’s autobiographical show, fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe, finished its short run in the West End today, where it has been playing in rep with Bloody Elle. As Bennett is an accomplished musical theatre/pop …
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Man in Chair
“Music Theatre, Opera, Ballet and Play Reviews.” By Simon Parris. 🇦🇺Updated
A Little Life cinema review Harrowing and heartrending, the filmed version of A Little Life is an affecting, immersive capture of the hit West End play. Based on the critically acclaimed 2015 bestseller by Hanya Yanagihara, A Little Life is …
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Mind the blog
“Here you’ll find reviews and features on theatre, concerts, albums, and anything else that’s even tenuously related.” By Debbie. 🇬🇧Updated
String V SPITTA String V SPITTA Photo credit: James Deacon Ordinarily, the idea of spending any amount of time at a six-year-old’s birthday party would fill me with fear, dread & enough creativity to find an excuse not …
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Musical Theatre Review
“Onstage. Backstage. Worldwide.” 🇬🇧Updated
Music Review: The Boys From Syracuse – Original London Cast THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE – Original London Cast (Jay Records CDTER 1078). Star rating: five stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ All praise to John Yap and DigiMIX Master for continuing to release original recordings …
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News, reviews and opinion from the cheapest seat
By Shanine Salmon. 🇬🇧Updated
Re-Animator The Bloody Musical, The Drayton Arms There’s a trailer for an American version of Re-Animator The Musical that features a large cast, impressive songs and a heavy dose of blood and gore that makes it look like it’s a delight, at …
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Partially Obstructed View
“Writing down what I think about theatre I've seen in That London, whether I've been asked to or not.” By Nick. 🇬🇧Updated
Theatre review: Pygmalion Future Dame Patsy Ferran and Bertie Carvel both return to the Old Vic to pair up as Eliza Doolittle and Professor Henry Higgins in Bernard Shaw's* Pygmalion, in a typically stylised Richard Jones production that …
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The Play's The Thing UK
“British Theatre & Performance Criticism.” By Laura Kressly. 🇬🇧Updated
Ben Target: Lorenzo, Soho Theatre by Zahid Fayyaz Fresh from a sold-out month at the Edinburgh Fringe, Ben Target, former Perrier comedy award nominee, comes to London with a run of his highly acclaimed solo show. A return to the …
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Rev Stan's theatre blog
“Reviews, views and interviews by a theatre fan.” 🇬🇧Updated ⚠️️
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Review: Pygmalion, Old Vic Theatre - Performances designed to extract laughs rather than meaning This was my first Pygmalion. I've not seen My Fair Lady either (musical 🥴), but I know of it, I know the story, so I was curious to see a production. This Old Vic production …
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Rewrite This Story
“For all your musical theatre needs including news, reviews and interviews straight from the West End and Broadway!” By Olivia Mitchell. 🇬🇧Updated
The King and I on tour at the New Victoria Theatre Review: An Enchanting Evening The King and I (Tour) New Victoria Theatre★★★★★ Last night the New Victoria theatre came alive with Rodgers and Hammerstein's timeless musical, The King and I. Set in the 1860s, the storyline revolves around the …
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Shenton Stage
“Leading theatre critic and London-based arts journalist.” By Mark Shenton. 🇬🇧Updated ⚠️️
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ShentonSTAGE Daily for FRIDAY MAY 26: The Week in Review(s) Welcome to today’s edition of ShentonSTAGE Daily, in which I look back on the last seven days of theatre news and reviews (including my own). DIARY OF A THEATRE ADDICT, ADDICTED AGAIN…. After a five …
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