There’s a bit of magic, a lot of silliness and really well-performed music.
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Author Archives: Irene Lloyd
Review: Frankie Goes to Bollywood, Southbank Centre
Fun, sparkly and colourful rags to riches musical.
Read More »Review: Afrique en Cirque, Southbank Centre, Queen Elizabeth Hall
Not only ninety minutes of colourful, high quality and spectacular acrobatics and dance, but also comedy and Afro Jazz music. What’s not to like?
Read More »Review: Hourglass – A Suffragette’s Story, Soho Poly
An interesting study on the position of women beneath the veneer of respectability of Edwardian society.
Read More »Review: The Tailor-Made Man, Stage Door Theatre
Enjoyable and funny two hours about Hollywood actor Billy Haines
Read More »Review: Clinton Baptiste: Roller Ghoster!, Leicester Square Theatre
Deliberately old-fashioned character stand-up show
Read More »Review: Power of Sail, Menier Chocolate Factory
An enjoyable play on free speech.
Read More »Review: The Trial of Jemmy Button, Calder Bookshop and Theatre
This interesting short play explores questions of national identity
Read More »Review: Odyssey – A Heroic Pantomime, Jermyn Street Theatre
Clever, funny and amusing panto-style retelling of The Odyssey
Read More »Review: The Mongol Khan, London Coliseum
A visually stunning, colourful, dynamic and energetic story
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