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The theatres are alive with the sound of music.
Before anybody ask. No, I didn’t go to see the one with blue Will Smith. That is coming is not coming out to movies until another few months. Either way … Continue reading Aladdin The Musical @ Prince Edward Theatre
Continuing from the theme of the previous post. Today marks the end of the West End run of Dreamgirls & Kinky Boots (12th January 2019). Chicago started this year off … Continue reading Dreamgirls The Musical
Today is the day that Chicago would be wrapping after a long-awaited return to the West End. Chicago resided in London’s West End for 15 years at the hopping from Adelphi … Continue reading Chicago the Musical (01/01/2019)
It’s a coincidence that Michael Lehmann’s 30th Anniversary 4K Restoration launches 3 months after I go to see the musical at The Other Palace. Guess what? Look at this announcement: I … Continue reading Heathers: The Musical @ The Other Palace (14/05/2018)
It was that time of year to pamper and treat my mother with the redeeming amount of attention for being in university for excessive amount of hours. What a better … Continue reading [Mother’s Day Out] Matilda The Musical (16/03/2018)
To tell you the truth – I would have assumed I would have a partner by the time this Valentine’s came round. Therefore, my past self from when the first … Continue reading [Valentine’s Special] Hamilton (14/02/2018)
This post should be coming out two days actually four days after my 20th birthday. Don’t feel different, still pretty much still a little kid. But I digress… This is … Continue reading [Review] Apollo Victoria Theatre Presents: Wicked
Upon hearing that a dear friend of mine had spare tickets for Kinky Boots for the front row I jumped at the opportunity. Literally bouncing around the house in excitement. … Continue reading The Adelphi Theatre Presents Kinky Boots Review (31/05/17)
After the mild disappointment from Jersey Boys, I was really looking forward to watching Half A Sixpence. Ain’t I lucky watching two West End productions in the space of five … Continue reading [Review] Noël Coward Theatre Presents: Half A Sixpence
The Tale of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons based of a true story. The backdrop was the 1960s, the peak of Rock ‘n Roll and the hold of the … Continue reading [Review] Piccadilly Theatre Presents: Jersey Boys
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