14 January 2013 05:06
Guy.Noronha
And no one quite knows whodunit. I have been searching and searching for a good mystery/thriller play in London to engross me. I have grown rather weary of the bright, noisy and foot-tapping musicals that are congesting the West End and London’s theatre scene in general. [More]
27 December 2012 04:03
Musicals
Brittany
The beloved story by the British writer, Roald Dahl, is coming to the West End in the form of a musical in June 2013! Following the great success of Dahl’s other story on stage, Matilda, this musical promises to be spectacular. [More]
19 December 2012 04:16
Brittany Smith
I had the opportunity to see the West End production of The Phantom of the Opera last evening. Even though I saw it multiple times on Broadway, I still sat on the edge of my seat in awe of the spectacle. [More]
Is it me or has London’s theatre scene just become juvenile? Everywhere I look I see hoardings, posters, ads on TV, radio and the web for plays, pantomimes and assorted programmes aimed at the kids. [More]
“We Will Rock You” is a musical born out of a collaboration between Ben Elton and the band Queen. It tells the story of the rebellion against the ‘Killer Queen’ on the planet Mall, where globalisation has everyone wearing the same clothes, watching the same movies and thinking the same things, and music is banned. [More]
10 December 2012 04:56
Guy.Noronha
At last!
Finally London gets the 9 time Tony Award winner, The Book of Mormon. The satirical and brilliant musical from the great team of Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone will open at the Prince of Wales Theatre, Coventry Street in February 2013. [More]
7 December 2012 04:39
Guy.Noronha
The only time that the theatre-goer; the ones who fill the seats in auditoriums get to decide what and who are the best is looming large on the calendar. Whatsonstage.com, the authoritative online site for all things theatrical has begun the run up to its annual awards. [More]
5 December 2012 05:18
Eunice
(For those of you who have missed the recently-held Evening Standard Theatre Awards)
The 58th London Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2012, held on 25 November – in association with Burberry – attracted a lot of stage and screen stars – from Hollywood A-listers to Britain’s most-celebrated actors, models and celebrities.
James Corden, the comedian co-hosted the evening’s awards ceremony at the Savoy Hotel alongside Burberry Chief Creative Offi... [More]
There has been a lot of hype about the upcoming film adaption to the popular musical, Les Miserables. Due to hit cinemas on January 11th, there are a lot of high expectations for this great musical classic. [More]
29 November 2012 05:13
Brittany
Cirque du Soleil comes to London, with clowns and acrobats to astonish your eyes! Kooza is a return to Cirque du Soleil’s circus origins with its acrobatics and clowning- after all, Cirque du Soleil translates as “Circus of the Sun” and was founded by Guy Laliberté, a previous circus member himself. A combination of the two favourite aspects of circuses around the world, this show is not likely to dissatisfy in any way.It tells the story of a melancholy... [More]
