Review: JEEVES & WOOSTER IN PERFECT NONSENSE, Salisbury Playhouse
What did our critic think of JEEVES & WOOSTER IN PERFECT NONSENSE at Theatre Royal Bath?
UK Regional Theater Reviews
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from UK Regional.
Podcast Review: HOW TO WRITE A PLAY WITH MIKE BARTLETT
Are you a budding writer not sure where to begin? Perhaps you’ve managed to get something onto the page, but don’t have any theatre contacts to proceed further.
Review Roundup: Andrew Scott Stars in Sam Yates' VANYA. What Did the Critics Think?
This production explores the kaleidoscope of human emotions, harnessing the power of the intimate bond between actor and audience to delve deeper into the human psyche.
Review: ROMEO & JULIET, Shakespeare in the Garden
In theory, watching Shakespeare in a bucolic pub garden on a summer's evening is one of the nicest ways to spend your time.
Film Review: THEATER CAMP
The kind of movie that theatre kids (and theatre adults) everywhere will resonate with.
Book Review: DIVA, V&A Exhibition
The term “diva” rose to prominence with its relation to an operatic background and popularly revolves around the traits of someone’s character.
Review: A GREASY SPOON, Liverpool's Royal Court
This two-hour non-stop, quick-fire comedy is delivered superbly by a cast of familiar faces to Liverpool’s Royal Court and newcomers to the theatre’s main stage.
Review: BONNIE & CLYDE, Original West End Cast Recording
The Original West End Cast Recording of Bonnie & Clyde is a tense, cinematic treat.
Review: BBC PROMS AT SAGE GATESHEAD: SELF ESTEEM & ROYAL NORTHERN SINFONIA, Sage Gateshead
I like my orchestral music organised around Northern talent.
Review: THE SOUND OF MUSIC, Chichester Festival Theatre
The annual CFT summer blockbuster delivers West End quality again at considerably more affordable prices - time to book a train or set the satnav
Review: THE LION KING, Birmingham Hippodrome
The Lion King isn't an easy show to take on tour, but you needn't worry that this is a pared down version.
Review: FLYING DUTCHMAN, Grand Junction
A mixed beast that roars when it comes to the music but is ultimately let down by issues surrounding the conception and dramaturgical realisation.
Review: CHESTER MYSTERY PLAYS, Chester Cathedral
Originally performed in Chester as early as 1375, The Mystery Plays have been performed every five years in the city since 1951, with a cast of 150 actors, singers and musicians of all ages staging the 2023 production in the historic setting of the city’s beautiful cathedral.
Review: ROMAN HOLIDAY, Theatre Royal Bath
Olivier-award winning director Jeremy Sams lights up the stage with a fast-paced show.
Review: FRANK AND PERCY, Theatre Royal Windsor
Two men bond over a shared love of dogs and discover they have rather more in common than first appears.
Book Review: DRAMA GAMES FOR EXPLORING SHAKESPEARE, by Alanna Beeken
Must-have, dip-in, flick-through book to help make Shakespeare's plays fun for actors, students, directors and teachers
Review: ASSASSINS, Chichester Festival Theatre
Blazing new production of strange and unsettling musical that leaves you with much to consider
Review: GYPSY, The Mill At Sonning
One thing is certain in the world of theatre: there will always be revivals of Gypsy.
Review: NOTFLIX THE IMPROVISED MUSICAL, Luna Park, Caravanserai, Brighton Fringe
Touting themselves as 'The Spice Girls of improv', the team behind Notflix the Improvised Musical certainly knew how to inject some zig-a-zig-ah into the Brighton Fringe as they took the stage in Luna Park at the Caravanserai site this week.
Review: MISCHIEF MAKERS: PETER PAN GOES WRONG - BROADWAY PART 1, Podcast
Who broke their foot the last time they were in Peter Pan Goes Wrong? What was it like to work with Neil Patrick Harris? What are American audiences like versus those in the UK? Mischief Makers: Peter Pan Goes Wrong - Broadway Part 1 answers all of these questions and more!
Review: HEAD FIRST ACROBATS: GODZ AND ARRR WE THERE YET?!, Brighton Fringe Spiegeltent
Nudity, profanity and hilarity: Head First Acrobats present a new holy trinity in Godz as well as an exciting children's show in Arrr We There Yet?!
Review: GLAD TO BE DEAD at R-Bar, Brighton Fringe
Each year Brighton Fringe is home to some of the UK theatre scenes wildest and most unique performances.
Review: GODOT IS A WOMAN, Old Fire Station, Oxford
In their Fringe hit Godot is a Woman, Silent Faces theatre company explore Beckett and his estate’s refusal to allow women or non-binary people to perform his most famous play through a series of skits and spoofs on the play itself.
Review: CYMBELINE, Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Entertaining from first to last, this less well-known play sparkles for three hours and finishes with a heartfelt plea for harmony
Review: THE SUSPICIONS OF MR WHICHER, The Watermill Theatre
The ever enchanting Watermill Theatre in Newbury could hardly have hoped for more atmospheric weather to mark the opening night of their latest show, The Suspicions of Mr Whicher.
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Switzerland Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds (10/09-10/24) |
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KATHARINE Peterborough Cathedral (1/21-1/23) |
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Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical Victoria Theatre Halifax (10/26-10/31) |
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Steeleye Span Victoria Theatre Halifax (10/19-10/19) |
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Michael Starring Ben: The Magic Of Michael Jackson Victoria Theatre Halifax (11/21-11/21) |
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Luther UK Victoria Theatre Halifax (11/15-11/15) |
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The Sensational 60s Experience Victoria Theatre Halifax (11/20-11/20) |
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SIMILIE Jacksons Lane (11/17-11/17) |
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Maestro of the Movies: A Tribute to John Williams with the London Symphony Orchestra The Royal Albert Hall (10/31-10/31) |
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The Sleep Show Jacksons Lane (11/20-11/22) |
