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REVIEW: Moliere’s The Miser at the Garrick

Lee Mack makes his West End debut alongside seasoned stage actor Griff Rhys Jones in a ‘freely ad...

5 Apr, 2017 | By Harrison Fuller

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REVIEW: Stepping Out at the Vaudeville Theatre *****

It’s rare that I don’t agree with a general critical consensus when they don’t take a fancy to a ...

5 Apr, 2017 | By Shaun Nolan

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Bio-Musicals: A new mainstay of London's West End

The West End has been dominated in recent years by the rise of the bio-musical - shows that bring...

5 Apr, 2017 | By Shanine Salmon

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REVIEW: Tip-Tapping the Night Away

With such a line-up of strong women in this female dominated show, Stepping Out has all the hallm...

5 Apr, 2017 | By Kay Johal

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Q&A with Don Juan in Soho's Adrian Scarborough

Olivier award-winning actor, Adrian Scarborough is back on stage for the first time since his rol...

3 Apr, 2017 | By Harrison Fuller

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REVIEW: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? " Staunton and Hill are perfection. . ."

Edward Albee’s Tony award-winning play has received a much talked about revival just months after...

3 Apr, 2017 | By Harrison Fuller

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REVIEW: An American in Paris at the Dominion Theatre * * * *

When An American In Paris opened on Broadway in 2014, it was one of the hottest dance shows of th...

31 Mar, 2017 | By Shaun Nolan