Kelly Hoppen CBE is no stranger to large scale collaborations, having previously worked with the Beckhams, Disney, Celebrity Cruises and many others. Established as one of the most influential interior…
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★★★★★ For Emma Rice, theatrical adaptation is an extreme sport. Wuthering Heights, Charlotte Brontë’s brooding tragic romance, is hardly beloved for its sexual innuendo nor its overblown rock interludes. Yet…
★★★★★ The much-anticipated World Premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cinderella has arrived at the Gillian Lynne Theatre. Sumptuous costumes, magical staging, melodic magnificence, sarcastic wit, subversive storytelling, and the best…
An evening of The Birmingham Royal Ballet at Sadler’s Wells is always a great dose of culture and a joyous escapade for the senses. On this occasion we were all…
The Olivier Award winning & JULIET made a joyous return to the recently refurbished Shaftesbury Theatre. After 547 days, & JULIET has reopened triumphantly with this feel great show inspiring and…
★★★★ Mischief Theatre has a knack for making million dollar productions look amateur. One would never pick out ‘Magic Goes Wrong’ as a JJ Abrams production, or one developed alongside…
★★★★ Few playwrights have been watched so closely as The West End’s new poster girl Jasmine Lee-Jones since her cacophonous debut, The Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner first turned…
★★★★ Strap yourself in and enjoy the ride that is Back to the Future – The Musical. After a short stint at the Manchester Opera House, the musical adaptation of…
★★★★ Jason Robert Brown’s award-winning musical charts the last five years of an estranged couple’s relationship, recalling its demise through two lenses. We follow Jamie Wellerstein, a hot-shot young novelist,…
★★★★★ The Woman in Black has returned. Producer Peter Wilson expressed cautious optimism that a personal horror might finally be seen off. Raising a toast to his rattled audience, he…