Phil Willmott
26 Feb
Reviews 
Review: FOUL PAGES at The Hope Theatre
By Phil Willmott Monday, February 26 2018, 16:00
You may not have heard of playwright and literary manager Robin Hooper or his actor brother, Jim, but for those in the know, they’re theatre aristocracy who have quietly been at the heart of our business for decades.
26 Feb
Reviews
Review: FROZEN at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket
By Phil Willmott Monday, February 26 2018, 15:44
FROZEN is a play from 1998 by Bryony Lavery that consists of a series of monologues and two or three-person scenes. It explores the events that lead to a woman confronting the serial killer who murdered her young daughter.
18 Feb
Casts
Speculation Over a Trump visit to the UK Fuels Interest in a Classy New Production
By Phil Willmott Sunday, February 18 2018, 16:08
Those clever folk at Emma Holland PR caught many people’s attention recently by emailing a West End announcement with “The President is Coming to London” in the title line.
18 Feb
News
Could Your Kid Enrol in Lloyd Webber’s SCHOOL OF ROCK?
By Phil Willmott Sunday, February 18 2018, 14:30
SCHOOL OF ROCK is one of those lovely shows that you can recommend to everyone, confident that they’ll have a great night out.
18 Feb
Casts
Enjoy English National Opera’s Recurring Dream
By Phil Willmott Sunday, February 18 2018, 13:02
Major opera productions usually only get a run of 3 – 5 performances when presented in major opera houses. These venues are usually so large that in one night the cast can play to the same amount of people as would see the production over a week in a normal size theatre.
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