By Constance Drugeot Picture: Jeff Busby ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Note: I will use they/them for Yentl Growing up, my mother and I used to cuddle on the sofa and watch the 1983 Barbra Streisand movie Yentl together. It was a beloved ritual … Continue reading [Review] Yentl at the Marylebone Theatre
By Constance Drugeot Pictures: Camilla Greenwell We had the great opportunity to chat with some of the young cast of the newly opened John Proctor is the Villain at the Royal Court Theatre. After a successful run on Broadway, the … Continue reading Interview with the cast of John Proctor is the Villain at the Royal Court Theatre
By Constance Drugeot Pictures: Marc Brenner Ahead of their opening at the Kiln Theatre, we had the exciting opportunity to chat with the creators of Coven, Rebecca Brewer (book, lyrics, music) and Daisy Chute (lyrics and music). The show explores … Continue reading [Interview] Rebecca Brewer & Daisy Chute talk about Coven at the Kiln Theatre
By Caitlin MacLeod Pictures: all rights reserved Float ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ “Join Astronaut Indra on a nine-month mission to the moon… but not all missions are successful. A new autobiographical solo show by Indra Wilson about the lonely, turbulent journey of experiencing … Continue reading Curtain Call Magazine at the Edinburgh Fringe 2025
By Constance Drugeot Pictures: all rights reserved You’re going to have a one-night-only concert at Cadogan Hall in September. How excited are you about it? Kerry: There are so many things to love about this concert that’s coming up. Obviously, the wonderful orchestra. We’ve worked together once before, and we had such a great time performing. It was a slightly different programme, more Queen-heavy and rock-heavy. But you know what? We had such an amazing time! Their energy, their work ethic, their excitement, and their passion are just wonderful. I’m very fortunate that they wanted to work with me again, … Continue reading [Interview] Kerry Ellis on her upcoming concert with the Fulltone Orchestra at Cadogan Hall
By Helen Sullivan Pictures: All rights reserved On the 26th of July 1952, Eva Peron, the First Lady of Argentina, died, and the country went into mourning. Considered the spiritual leader of the country and beloved by the people, Eva … Continue reading [Review] Jamie Lloyd’s Evita at the London Palladium
By Constance Drugeot Picture: all rights reserved Sunday is the day! Taking place on April 6th at the Royal Albert Hall, the event will see the best performers and shows awarded and will feature amazing performances from all of the Best New Musical nominees, including Fiddler on the Roof, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Why Am I So Single? and Starlight Express. Who’s presenting? Theatre royalties Beverley Knight (Sisters Act, The Drifters Girl, Memphis) and Billy Porter (Kinky Boots, Cabaret) will be hosting the event this year. They will be accompanied by past and current West End stars to … Continue reading Curtain Call Magazine’s 2025 Olivier Awards Predictions
By Dorothy Grace FranklinPictures: all rights reserved ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The infamous duo of Bonnie & Clyde have been repeatedly deemed one of the most romanticized outlaws in American history, both serving as members of the Barrow Gang during the early 1930s until they met their demise in 1934, forever remembered in the eyes of some as rebellious folk heroes and to others, they were nothing but deadly criminals. With lyrics by Frank Wildhorn, score by Don Black and book by Ivan Menchell, Bonnie & Clyde made its UK debut in 2022 via a special, two-night-only concert production, which is available for … Continue reading [Review] Bonnie & Clyde the Musical: Filmed Live
By Constance Drugeot Pictures: all rights reserved ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Tacking the topic of mental health in musical theatre is never easy, even less, women’s experience with post-natal depression. Yet, this was achieved through a masterful blend of storytelling and music by Kyle Falconer’ and Laura Wilde’s new show, No Love Songs. Currently playing at the Southwark Elephant Playhouse, following a sold-out premiere at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2023, No Love Songs is based on the real-life experience of the two creators through their falling in love and their struggles with parenthood. The show takes the audience on the heartfelt and poignant … Continue reading [Review] No Love Songs at Southwark Playhouse: A study of postnatal depression
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