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By Stuart King Friday, December 6 2024, 00:01
It was a best-selling novel which spawned a blockbuster movie. Now, the writing team of Elton John, Shaina Taub, Mark Sonnenblick and Kate Wetherhead have waved their collective sartorial wand to bring us a riotous West End runway in the form of THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA as a musical. So, have the months of hype and pre-publicity been justified?
The Devil Wears Prada at the Dominion Theatre.
By Camille Leadbeater Monday, December 2 2024, 09:01
Starlight Express is one of a compendium of Andrew Lloyd Webber classics destined to be revised and reintroduced, time and time again, for many years to come.
Starlight Express production image. Photo by Photo by Pamela Raith.
By Stuart King Saturday, November 30 2024, 10:42
The smutty jokes and campy asides come thick and fast (apologies, I just had to) as the He’s Behind You team present their follow-up to last year’s rip-roaring adult panto success (Sleeping Beauty Takes A Prick!) with their spin on the family favourite which sees an athletic-but-dim lad clambering eagerly atop something which has grown enormous over night!
Jack and the Beanstalk: What a Whopper What A Whopper - Laura Buhagiar, Keanu Adolphus Johnson, Laura Anna-Mead, Fin Walton - credit Steve Gregson
By Camille Leadbeater Monday, November 25 2024, 08:32
Craig Wright’s hard hitting drama The Unseen is currently running at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith. Directed by Iva Patarkatsishvili, it stars Waj Ali, Richard Harrington and Ross Tomlinson.
Richard Harrington (Wallace) in The Unseen. Photo by Manuel Harlan
By Stuart King Friday, November 22 2024, 13:52
Often described as Shakespeare’s uneven comedy ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL presents integral problems for both directors and their actors. So, has Chelsea Walker managed to unearth the magical formula which delivers the comedic elements whilst avoiding the jarring incongruities?
William Robinson as Paroles in All's Well That Ends Well at Shakespeare's Globe (c. Marc Brenner)
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