Latest Reviews – Page 2
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ReviewGreatest Days: Take That reunion musical has it all
The Greatest Days musical is an overwhelming splurge of feel-good against a backdrop of ultimate boy band classics.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: The Bodyguard
A string of power ballads, drama, passion and a stage full of sequins and abs, what’s not to love about The Bodyguard musical?
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Aspects of Love
Michael Ball shows he’s still got it in this Andrew Lloyd Webber revival that has more bed hopping than an episode of Love Island.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: The Mousetrap
Not even Sherlock Holmes would be able to get to the bottom of this gripping murder mystery, where every character is not who they seem.
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ReviewWest End Theatre Review: Oklahoma!
Reimagined, repurposed and revitalised - this production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! is sure raise eyebrows during its West End run.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - The Musical
Choca-full of wonderful surprises, groups heading to watch Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - The Musical are in for the most fantastical treat.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Age is just a number in this Indian adventure, where the big-name line-up of pensioners take over the Marigold Hotel and show us all how to truly live.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: The Commitments
From toe-tapping and head nodding to everybody up from their seats, The Commitments musical hits all the right notes for a celebration of soul.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Bugsy Malone
The first ever touring production of Alan Parker’s Bugsy Malone is a hit, with the right amount of slapstick to have all ages in hysterics.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: An Inspector Calls
Tension, drama and mystery are the key components of the National Theatre’s landmark production of An Inspector Calls, offering audiences a glimpse into a much darker, pre-war Britain.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: The Cher Show
A musical that understands what makes Cher so iconic, from naive newcomer to global pop star.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Mamma Mia!
This colourful celebration of ABBA’s timeless tunes means audiences across the UK are in for a Super Trouper night out!
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Bat out of Hell
Emphatic Meat Loaf hits are the shining star in this production of Bat Out of Hell, which is an extraordinary piece of musical theatre involving fire cannons, confetti, and growling motor bikes.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Grease The Musical
Peter Andre and co shine in the Dominion Theatre’s latest revival of Grease. Expect iconic songs, terrific dance routines and that feel-good feeling.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Les Misérables
We all know that classic songs tell the emotional story of Jean Valjean in Les Misérables, but it’s this touring production which really strikes a chord with audiences.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: The Drifters Girl
Classic R&B records are reunited with their theatrical roots in a new concert-style musical, led by West End icon Beverley Knight.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Jersey Boys
Packed with a string of number-one hits, smooth harmonies and deft dance moves, this Jersey Boys production will take you back to the 60s with its epic story of heartbreak and fame.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Dreamgirls
Powerful ballads blended with exquisite vocals, glitzy outfits and a pinch of humour cook up one hell of a party atmosphere.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Life of Pi
The West End premiere of Yann Martel’s iconic book Life of Pi has taken London by storm after its successful run in Sheffield and has extended bookings until May 2022.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cinderella
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s newest triumph Cinderella is set to be a classic, with powerful ballads, fabulous costumes and quick-witted humour.