By Constance Drugeot Pictures: all rights reserved ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Following an acclaimed run at the VAULT Festival last year, In Clay opened at Upstairs at the Gatehouse in Highgate London on March 13th for a few weeks only. As a French writer, … Continue reading [Review] ‘In Clay’ Upstairs at the Gatehouse: A Celebration of Women’s Art
By Constance Drugeot Pictures: all rights reserved On February 8th, we were delighted to be invited to the U.K. premiere of the Italian play Two Rounds at the Jermyn Street Theatre. The show, written by Cristina Comencini and directed and … Continue reading [Review] Highlight of the Month: “Two Rounds” at Jermyn Street Theatre
Words by Clélia Gessner If you are a theatre kid, you have heard of Mean Girls the musical, which premiered on Broadway in 2018 and ran until the shutdown began, never to reopen. The beloved musical is of course based … Continue reading [Review] Mean Girls The Musical – The Movie : “This is not your mother’s Mean Girls”
What a year it’s been! We had to say goodbye to some amazing shows throughout the year but some amazing ones opened accross the globe. As we are getting ready to wave 2023 goodbye and tackle 2024, here is our … Continue reading [Review] Our selection of the best shows of 2023
By Helen Sullivan Shape of Things could be seen as a meet cute: boy meets girl in an art gallery where boy works and sparks an awkward conversation with underlying romantic tension. The filmed revival of the Neil LaBute’s play … Continue reading [Review] The Shape Of Things at the Park Theatre – Digital release
By Clélia Gessner Following two sold-out concerts at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Bonnie & Clyde The Musical was staged in the West End at the Arts Theatre in 2022 and at the Garrick Theatre earlier this year. These productions were … Continue reading [Review] Bonnie & Clyde West End cast recording
Words by Kat Mokrynski Have you ever heard the story of the corpse that helped the British turn the tide against the Nazis in World War II? No? Well, you’re in for a hell of a tale with Operation Mincemeat. … Continue reading ★★★★ – A Review of Operation Mincemeat – “God that’s brilliant”
“Wibble! Wibble! The dragon who can jump and dance and giggle!” Last week, I had the pleasure of attending a performance of Good Luck, Studio, a new Mischief show that has been touring since the beginning of October of this year. Mischief is known for its different comedy shows, with the most famous being The Play That Goes Wrong, which would go on to become a television show on the BBC, The Goes Wrong Show (Mischief’s time with the BBC actually inspired this new production!). Good Luck, Studio, which takes a darker turn than Mischief’s previous works, is written by … Continue reading [Review] Good Luck, Studio – Giggles, Groans, and a Gun
By Helen Sullivan Picture: all rights reserved How very! Heathers: The Musical has made its way to the screen in the U.S and Canada on the Roku Channel. The musical comes full circle with its return to this side of … Continue reading How Very! Heathers: the Musical proshot has been released!
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