CHIN-CHIN at Bath Theatre Royal
‘The classic bittersweet comedy’ is how Chin-Chin is described on the poster, which is also...
Read More‘The classic bittersweet comedy’ is how Chin-Chin is described on the poster, which is also...
Read MoreWalking through post-storm rain puddles and rush hour traffic en route to the Theatre Royal on a...
Read MoreThe name of Ballet Black rather gives the game away. While not entirely a company of black dancers, there are not any white Anglo-Saxon performers either. Their stated aim is to “bring ballet to a more culturally diverse...
Read MoreCatherine Johnson found a gold-plated formula for staging the songs of Abba with the monster hit Mamma Mia. Playwright Tim Firth (Neville’s Island, Calendar Girls) has applied a far darker plot to showcase the genius of...
Read MoreIt’s astonishing to think that it has taken so long for To Sir, With Love to make it onto the stage. The original, seminal book, by E.R. Braithwaite, was published in 1959 and the story was filmed in 1967 starring Sydney Poitier...
Read MoreOut of the Shadow, hosted by the Oxford Playhouse this week, is something very unique. Yes, it is a dance production, and yet, it is more than that. A vivid theatricality and poignant story-line shines through, and so to write...
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