This is a very organised production of Funny Girl into which director Angus Jackson has generated great pace.
To come away from a show, amazed by what you have witnessed and unable to explain how it was done, is truly a rare thing.
Cabaret requires a degree of intimacy, something Le Scandal - the self-styled, hottest burlesque show in New York - struggles to achieve in the cavernous surroundings of The Udderbelly.
To come away from a show, amazed by what you have witnessed and unable to explain how it was done, is truly a rare thing.
A product of the Royal Court Young Writers’ Programme, Levi David Addai is carving a niche for himself with plays that explore the intricate power struggles that exist within the self-contained world of the workplace.
Having already been made into a successful BBC TV series, it was only going to be a matter of time before a stage version of Lauren Child’s popular Charlie and Lola children’s books came along.
When the audience emerges, breathless and shaken, from Terry Hands’ fast, relentless and visceral production, the theatre’s bar and foyer spaces seem to belong to an alien world.
Ian Judge’s production of Verdi’s most sombre opera dates from 1997, though it looks a good deal older.
I caught this spirited musical entertainment shortly before the end of its nine-week tour to literally dozens of homes and hospital wards.
Romanian ballerina Alina Cojocaru is joined by her partner fellow Royal Ballet principal dancer, Johan Kobborg in this charity gala for Hospices of Hope which cares for the sick in Romania.
Dance, film, music - some live - excellence, artistry and fun.
This smart, roller coaster of a production, which bursts at the seams with inventive business, is certainly cut from a sharper pattern than the depressing modern dress Merchant of Venice which I endured recently.
A packed City Hall greeted the ten acts through to the grand final of the Hull Daily Mail Talent Trail.
Rarely do the various elements of Britten’s opera come together as perfectly as they do in Martin Duncan’s new production.
On the day of her mother’s funeral, the symptoms of Abi’s paranoid schizophrenia become more and more apparent.
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