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Theatreland Quizzes
27 Aug
Quizzes
Phil Willmott

Just for Fun Quiz on Theatre Families

Earlier last week Steve Markwick reported on a production of THE RISE AND FALL OF LITTLE VOICE starring a real-life mum and daughter combo. So, just for fun, here’s a quiz on other theatre families. Answers below.

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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice
23 Aug
Reviews
Steve Markwick

Review: THE RISE AND FALL OF LITTLE VOICE at The Park Theatre

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice It's something of a family affair at The Park Theatre. Real-life mother/daughter Sally George and Rafaella Hutchinson play Mari and Little Voice while real-life mother/grandmother Ann Pinnington co-produces.

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Jordan Luke Gage
23 Aug
News
Phil Willmott

Catching Up with Bat Out of Hell

Since it opened at the Coliseum in 2017 the rock musical BAT OUT OF HELL, featuring songs made famous by Meatloaf has firmly established itself as a West End favourite. Now in its new and I imagine long-time home, the massive Dominion Theatre, it seems bedded in for a significant run.

Jordan Luke Gage Jordan Luke Gage will be taking on the lead role of Strat from 3 September

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gangsta-granny.jpg
17 Aug
Reviews
Stuart King

Review: GANGSTA GRANNY at the Harold Pinter Theatre

David Williams’ latest yarn aimed at the kids market has hit the West End this week. Fun and frolics for all ages, (so long as you are under 8 years old or a particularly undiscerning adult).

Neal Foster directs his own adaptation in conjunction with his Birmingham Stage Company and it ticks along at a reasonable pace on the small but busy stage.

gangsta-granny.jpg Gangsta Granny 2018 at the Birmingham Stage Company. Tom Cawte (Ben) and Jenny Gayner (Mum). Photo by Mark Douet.

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Emilia - Shakespeare's Globe
16 Aug
Reviews
Nicky Allpress

Review: EMILIA at Shakespeare’s Globe

Emilia - Shakespeare's Globe Emilia Bassano is a fascinating woman in her own right who doesn’t need to be defined by a celebrity lover, but it’s suggested that along her journey she was the secret muse of William Shakespeare.

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