BWW Reviews: DREAMBOATS AND PETTICOATS, New Wimbledon Theatre, July 29 2013
I was definitely born in the wrong era.
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I was definitely born in the wrong era.
Gary Naylor enters the world of Footballers' Wives (and Girlfriends)
Gary Naylor sees the first of a season of Sunday afternoon musical revivals
Gary Naylor sees Backwoodsmen's take on circus.
Kathryn Pintus reviews the boy-meets-girl love story set in the 1960s.
Gary Naylor sees minds laid bare.
Gary Naylor finds a few problems with one of Shakespeare's problem plays.
Kathryn Pintus reviews the Tina Turner spectacular
Gary Naylor sees an open-air version of Shakespeare's political thriller.
Tim Firth's new musical about the family opens in Sheffield
Having only ever seen an amateur production of a Gilbert and Sullivan piece, I was very much looking forward to seeing The Scottish Opera and D'Oyly Carte production at the Bristol Hippodrome.
Gary Naylor sees a new British musical that hits more than it misses.
Gary Naylor sees a glimpse of stocking, but the only shocking on show was the pink of the gowns.
Gary Naylor sees a play set in the 16th century with plenty of relevance today.
Gary Naylor sees a slice of the 80s with some truths that apply just as much, some thirty years on.
Gary Naylor, a Northerner who came to London, enjoys a musical about a Northerner who dreamt of the same.
Gary Naylor sees an immersive version of Milton's epic verse down by the old docks of London Town.
Gary Naylor sees a Machiavellian comedy (really - he wrote it) adapted by Howard Colyer.
The quintessential "roaring twenties" story - the heightened style of musical theatre actually really suits the exaggerated characters and their lavish lifestyle.
Despite a clunky start Nothing is the End of the World (Except the End of the World) ultimately proved to be a thought-provoking piece of theatre.
Gary Naylor sees a bear in South London!
It is appropriate that in the year that Sheffield Theatres is wearing The Stage's best regional theatre badge it has been showcasing the region.
The roof got lifted off the Birmingham Hippodrome last night with the rapturous audience reaction to Stage Entertainment's UK touring production of Hairspray.
What with all the deliberating about whether to pursue an acting career over a full-time job as a lawyer, or whether to move to LA or stay in NYC, Next Thing You Know should be really be renamed #FirstWorldProblems.
Vintage Hollywood graced the Birmingham Hippodrome stage last night as High Society is in town for one week only.
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