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Miriam Gibson

The Lion King Musical
01 Jul
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Miriam Gibson

Review: THE LION KING at the Lyceum Theatre

Twenty-three years after it opened on the West End, The Lion King is still performing to packed audiences. You can barely move through the Lyceum Theatre’s foyer without bumping into at least three Year Six classes on their end-of-term trip to London.

The Lion King Musical Disney's The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre.

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Witness for the Prosecution - Photo by Ellie Kurttz
03 May
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Miriam Gibson

Review: WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION at London County Hall

Got friends or relatives visiting you in London? Perhaps you’re on holiday here yourself? I highly recommend Witness For The Prosecution for visitors to London.

Witness for the Prosecution - Photo by Ellie Kurttz Witness for the Prosecution - Photo by Ellie Kurttz.

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Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club
16 Mar
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Miriam Gibson

Review: CABARET at The Kit Kat Club (Playhouse Theatre)

When you enter Playhouse Theatre- re-designed and re-branded at the Kit Kat Club for this production- you're given a sticker to put over your phone's camera lens. Cabaret may be half-century-old musical, but the producers aren't taking any risks when it comes to spoilers.

Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club Cast of Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club. Photo by Marc Brenner.

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The Life of Pi - Wyndham's Theatre
24 Nov
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Miriam Gibson

Review: LIFE OF PI at Wyndham's Theatre

From The Lion King to Avenue Q, and The Magician's Elephant to Frozen, puppets have been become increasingly common and inventive in theatral productions. Now, puppets star in the spectacle-filled and fun production of Life Of Pi.

The Life of Pi - Wyndham's Theatre Hiran Abeysekera (Pi) Tom Larkin (Tiger Head) Nicholas Khan (Pi's Father) in The Life of Pi. Photo by by Johan Persson

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The Drifters Girl
22 Nov
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Miriam Gibson

Review: THE DRIFTERS GIRL a the Garrick Theatre

The Drifters Girl "The Drifters are like the Yankees", we're told at the beginning of The Drifters Girl, “The line-up may change, but in the end there's only one New York Yankees”. To demonstrate this constantly changing but-never-really-changing line-up, four actors play the various incarnations of the Drifters.

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