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By Phil Willmott Wednesday, October 28 2015, 18:05
Tickets to review CATS are allocated by the West End's least helpful, indeed only unhelpful, press agent. And for the second year running I was informed there wasn't room for me. Perhaps that's why she gets some of the best shows, she keeps riff-raff like us out!
Anyway I've never actually seen CATS so, appropriately, curiosity got the better of me and I thought I'd buy a seat, the cheapest I could find, at the back, right at the top.
By Nastazja Domaradzka Tuesday, October 27 2015, 14:51
SARAI, a new production by theatre company Crying in the Wilderness, directed by Paul Anthony Morris, is a one character play and one woman's story of freedom, politics, war, motherhood and destiny.
By Sarah Mercer Monday, October 19 2015, 10:10
In The Heights is the perfect antidote to a London winter’s evening. Fast paced, with a sparkling cast and sizzling dance numbers, it is utterly gripping and entertaining, the King’s Cross Theatre providing a portal to the vibrant world of New York City.
Set on one street in the Washington Heights district, In The Heights follows the story of a community trapped in a tug of war, between the harsh reality of survival and their own dreams and aspirations.
By Hannah Kerin Monday, October 12 2015, 13:03
As a Michael Jackson fan I was intrigued how the evening would pan out, hoping it wouldn’t just be a concert with carbon copy Michael Jacksons.
I needn't have worried.
By Davor Golub Monday, October 12 2015, 10:42
In preparation for attending the UK premiere of ‘Teddy Ferrera’ by Christopher Shinn at the Donmar Warehouse I read reviews of the play’s 2013 world premiere at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago.
I was surprised to discover that the play was poorly received by the Chicago press and the New York Times. This led me to wonder whether or not improvements had been made for this, the UK premiere.
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