All Reviews – Page 4
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Dear Evan Hansen
“My heart was pounding at the end and I just couldn’t hold back the tears” - just one of the comments I hear on the way out of the Noël Coward theatre, affirming my initial thoughts that the story of Dear Evan Hansen resonates with people from all walks of ...
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Mary Poppins The Musical
Practically perfect in every way, the revival of the much-loved Mary Poppins story comes with an extra spoonful of sugar.
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ReviewReview: Call of the wild on G Adventures’ Amazon river cruise
Caimans and shamans are all part of an amazing Amazon adventure experienced by cruise writer Jeannine Williamson.
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ReviewReview: The ambitious and intriguing Tutankhamun exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery
GLT’s deputy editor Katherine Payne got an early look at the rare relics from Tutankhamun’s tomb in all of their remarkable detail.
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ReviewReview: Julie Peasgood’s natural Scandinavia discovery on board Saga’s newest ship
TV presenter, writer and GLT columnist Julie Peasgood reports back on her cruise on Spirit of Discovery, Saga’s latest addition to the family.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Waitress the musical
GLT went to see the new cast in Waitress the musical, which has been extended until January, to discover the ingredients behind its success.
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ReviewBritain’s very own Sistine Chapel won’t be Greenwich’s ‘hidden gem’ for long
GLT’s Keeley Rodgers has a lie down at the newly restored Painted Hall, the centrepiece of The Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich.
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ReviewBuckingham Palace’s summer opening gives fascinating insight into Queen Victoria’s life
GLT went along to Buckingham Palace for a sneak preview of the new exhibition, Queen Victoria’s Palace, ahead of this year’s summer opening of the State Rooms.
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ReviewCruise review: Incredible India - a taste of Assam
Cruise writer Jeannine Williamson samples the many flavours of this famous tea-growing region on a voyage down the breath-taking Brahmaputra.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: The Twilight Zone
A bewitching experience that will leave you questioning alien existence and human imagination, says Laura Sexton after reviewing the show at The Ambassadors Theatre in London.
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ReviewGlorious gowns at the V&A
Jeannine Williamson went to the new Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams exhibition, now on at London’s V&A.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Come From Away
GLT reviews Come From Away, the musical based on the remarkable true events of 9/11.
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ReviewTheatre review… The Girl on the Train
It will have you guessing right until the last minute, says Shannon Clark after going to the opening night of The Girl on the Train’s UK tour.
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ReviewReview: Cultural immersion on Laos river cruise
From Buddhist ceremonies to stunning scenery, Jeannine Williamson finds out why Laos should be on your river cruise agenda.
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ReviewReview: Is Florida still the entertainment capital?
Graham Yandell visited Orlando Florida back in April, his first in nine years, and found plenty of changes.
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ReviewLondon Theatre review… Aladdin
After readers voted Aladdin as their Best Theatre Production at the 2018 Group Leisure & Travel Awards, Laura Sexton went along to the West End to see what all the fuss is about.
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ReviewRiver Cruise Review: Highlights of the Danube
Jane Archer brushes up on art along the Danube on a river cruise with Titan Travel.
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London Theatre Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
Emily Ansell Elfer left the Apollo dreaming of glitter and killer red heels after seeing Everybody’s Talking About Jamie.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Witness for the Prosecution
You’ll leave the courtroom in a state of shock, both from finding out ‘whodunnit’ and from how impeccable the production is, says Laura Sexton after reviewing the Agatha Christie play at London County Hall.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: The Woman in Black
As The Woman in Black celebrates its 30th year on the West End, GLT’s editor Keeley Rodgers braves the stalls to see why it continues to attract audiences looking for a fright.