Regional
As much as we don’t like the word regional, we really couldn’t think of anything better! This is the home of all our reviews from around the country to show theatre doesn’t just happen in London and Edinburgh.
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Review: Mary Poppins – The Musical, Theatre Royal Plymouth
A technically strong and impressive show, marred by the lack of an emotional core which makes for a brash product with little light and shade.
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Review: Present Laughter, Exeter Northcott Theatre
A university production of a Coward classic which is produced with great skill and acted with immense fun and warmth complete with a delightful poignancy.
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Review: Guys and Dolls, Exeter Northcott Theatre
A hugely fun and energetic production of the Broadway classic which showcases the incredible talent that exists in this university musical society.
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Review: Little Shop Of Horrors, Crucible Theatre Sheffield
This latest Crucible Christmas musical has energy, innovation and excellent performances. With a clearer time and place setting it would be even better.
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Review: Crazy For You, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
A vibrant and entertaining production of the Gershwin brothers’ classic...
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Review: No More Mr Nice Guy, Broadway Theatre Catford
Thought provoking, essential viewing.
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Review: The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Lakeside Arts
A whimsical, wintery yarn full of heart and music.
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Review: Kathy & Stella Solve a Murder!, Bristol Old Vic
A lyrically brilliant, warm-hearted musical
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Review: The Invincibles, Queens Theatre Hornchurch
Heartwarming and skilful, The Invincibles shines a light on football greatness
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Review: Private Lives, Southwold Arts Theatre
A fast-moving, dapper and contemporary performance, that stays true to Coward