YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN was originally a movie written by Gene Wilder and Mel Brooks back in the 1970s. A highly successful spoof of the B movie horror films that were filled with monsters running amok, angry village mobs with burning torches in hand, baying for blood and protagonists trying to manipulate death.
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03 May
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Review: YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN at the Garrick Theatre
By Christian Durham Thursday, May 3 2018, 07:40
02 May
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Review: CHESS at the London Coliseum
By Phil Willmott Wednesday, May 2 2018, 13:25
There's an old theatrical adage, the clean version of which goes, “You can't polish a dud but you can roll it in glitter" and oh, the glitter wrapped around the first ever revival of rock musical CHESS currently enjoying a limited run at the London Coliseum.
27 Apr
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Review: ABSOLUTE HELL at the National Theatre
By Phil Willmott Friday, April 27 2018, 08:28
The National Theatre could do with another hit following a few dodgy productions whilst it’s been shored up by recent sure-fire crowd pleasers AMADEUS and FOLLIES.
This isn’t quite it but it’s a near miss, full marks for effort all round, and it’s well worth a long evening of your time.
27 Apr
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Review: OUR COUNTRY’S GOOD at the Theatre Royal Stratford East
By Stuart King Friday, April 27 2018, 07:12
As supplies dwindle, a newly appointed New South Wales Governor is under pressure from his marines to maintain discipline among the convicts. He wrestles with his decision to allow a young lieutenant to direct a play to boost morale and keep their charges occupied.
26 Apr
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Review: Baz Luhrmann’s STRICTLY BALLROOM The Musical at The Piccadilly Theatre
By Hugh Wooldridge Thursday, April 26 2018, 15:37
To create a great musical, all the stars in the creative firmament have to align: all the artistic and technical departments in a collaborative art-form involving, perhaps, a hundred people, have to coalesce as one. This they did at the Piccadilly Theatre on Tuesday night though, strictly speaking, Baz Luhrmann’s Strictly Ballroom The Musical is not a musical, it is a heavily disguised play with music.
Strictly Ballroom London - PERHAPS PERHAPS - photo by Johan Persson
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