Last night I consumed a deliciously magical confection, sprinkled with fairy dust.
Continue reading “Live Review: A comedic spectacle? Oh yes it is! York Theatre Royal’s Panto is here”
After an uncertain and rather slow start The Coppergate Woman gathered momentum and burst into life, using stunning effects: lighting, sound and AV which matched anything I have seen on stage, outside the West End.
Continue reading “Review: The Coppergate Woman at York Theatre Royal”
What joy, traditional pantomime is back at York at the Theatre Royal!
Continue reading “Review: Cinderella at York Theatre Royal”
What a fully grown-up experience the Young people’s Summer production of Around the World in 80 Days turned out to be. It is touring several venues before going into the theatre and I saw it in the playing fields of Carr School in Acomb. Continue reading “Review: Around The World In 80 Days Directed by Juliet Forster”
It’s time for a brand new series of our podcast Going Underground and we’ve made a notable change this series. Continue reading “Going Underground #19 – Juliet Forster”
Three cheers to York Theatre Royal for producing a travelling Panto this year! Continue reading “Theatre Review: York Theatre Royal’s Travelling Panto”
Acclaimed by the director Juliet Forster as ‘ arguably one of the best plays ever written, ‘A View from the Bridge’ is certainly the best play Arthur Miller ever wrote. Continue reading “Review: A View From The Bridge at York Theatre Royal”
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