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For anyone looking to escape to a different time and experience the magic of Broadway, even if Broadway is 3500 miles away, 42nd Street at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane delivers a slam-dunk performance. ____________ The actors, songs, and dances all come together to produce a musical that simply does not feel like it debuted almost 40 years ago or like it was written almost a century ago. ____________ Read the full review on West End Theatreland (link in bio)

42nd Street tells the story of Peggy Sawyer, a small-town girl who has a dream of becoming a Broadway star. It’s a story that’s been heard thousands of times before, but Peggy’s adventure in New York is far more interesting than many of the rehashed starving artist stories that have been known throughout time! ____________ Read the full review at West End Theatreland (link in bio)

Chicago is a favourite of many musical lovers, and the cast at London’s West End just got even better! Alexandra Burke, an X-Factor champion, will join the London cast as Roxie Hart. ____________ Read more on West End Theatreland! (link in bio)

The dance numbers in Dreamgirls are what we have come to expect from a Casey Nicholaw production, and combined with the fantastic music and singing from Marisha Wallace, the audience can be thoroughly amused all night by its top-notch choreographic direction. ____________ Read the full review on West End Theatreland (link in bio)

Dreamgirls tells the story of The Dreamettes, an all-female pop trio from Chicago in the 1960s. The Dreamettes are loosely based on The Supremes, and that is made quite obvious from the get-go. The tale is full of excitement, despair, heartbreak, and success. Don't miss it, it's now playing at the Savoy Theatre! ____________ Read the full review on West End Theatreland (link in bio)

The dialogues are natural, the movements fluent, and the laughs consistent. Brooks’ writing skills have never been doubted, and the fluidity of Young Frankenstein is a testament to that. ____________ The dance numbers are a throwback to the Vaudeville era but manage to bring a modern twist that keeps the audience engaged. The dance scenes aren’t just funny, they are downright impressive! It’s a highly recommended show. ____________ Read the full review at West End Theatreland (link in bio)

Young Frankenstein is playing at the Garrick Theatre until the end of August, make sure you don’t miss it! ____________ The extravagant dance numbers and sometimes over-the-top songs combine to make for a hilarious and entertaining performance throughout the night. Where other directors may go overboard in this regard, director Susan Stroman and writer Mel Brooks know exactly when to push the limits and when to pull back to the keep the show fresh and fun. ____________ Read my full review on the blog (link in bio)

Anna and the King are played by Kelli O’Hara and Ken Watanabe. Considering that the story is one that requires an almost impossibly strong performance from the two main characters, you couldn’t really ask for a better pair. _____________ Read my full review on the blog! (Link in bio)

The King and I 👑 has always benefited from a great soundtrack with dazzling showtunes and beautiful numbers. In this respect, director Barlett Sher inherits a masterpiece and adds just enough to keep it fresh and impressive! Read the review on my blog (link in bio)

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‘Thriller Live!’ celebrating its 4,000th performance August 18, 2018
Review: 42nd Street August 8, 2018
Review: Dreamgirls August 3, 2018
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Review: Young Frankenstein July 31, 2018

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For anyone looking to escape to a different time and experience the magic of Broadway, even if Broadway is 3500 miles away, 42nd Street at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane delivers a slam-dunk performance. ____________ The actors, songs, and dances all come together to produce a musical that simply does not feel like it debuted almost 40 years ago or like it was written almost a century ago. ____________ Read the full review on West End Theatreland (link in bio)

42nd Street tells the story of Peggy Sawyer, a small-town girl who has a dream of becoming a Broadway star. It’s a story that’s been heard thousands of times before, but Peggy’s adventure in New York is far more interesting than many of the rehashed starving artist stories that have been known throughout time! ____________ Read the full review at West End Theatreland (link in bio)

Chicago is a favourite of many musical lovers, and the cast at London’s West End just got even better! Alexandra Burke, an X-Factor champion, will join the London cast as Roxie Hart. ____________ Read more on West End Theatreland! (link in bio)

The dance numbers in Dreamgirls are what we have come to expect from a Casey Nicholaw production, and combined with the fantastic music and singing from Marisha Wallace, the audience can be thoroughly amused all night by its top-notch choreographic direction. ____________ Read the full review on West End Theatreland (link in bio)

Dreamgirls tells the story of The Dreamettes, an all-female pop trio from Chicago in the 1960s. The Dreamettes are loosely based on The Supremes, and that is made quite obvious from the get-go. The tale is full of excitement, despair, heartbreak, and success. Don't miss it, it's now playing at the Savoy Theatre! ____________ Read the full review on West End Theatreland (link in bio)

The dialogues are natural, the movements fluent, and the laughs consistent. Brooks’ writing skills have never been doubted, and the fluidity of Young Frankenstein is a testament to that. ____________ The dance numbers are a throwback to the Vaudeville era but manage to bring a modern twist that keeps the audience engaged. The dance scenes aren’t just funny, they are downright impressive! It’s a highly recommended show. ____________ Read the full review at West End Theatreland (link in bio)

Young Frankenstein is playing at the Garrick Theatre until the end of August, make sure you don’t miss it! ____________ The extravagant dance numbers and sometimes over-the-top songs combine to make for a hilarious and entertaining performance throughout the night. Where other directors may go overboard in this regard, director Susan Stroman and writer Mel Brooks know exactly when to push the limits and when to pull back to the keep the show fresh and fun. ____________ Read my full review on the blog (link in bio)

Anna and the King are played by Kelli O’Hara and Ken Watanabe. Considering that the story is one that requires an almost impossibly strong performance from the two main characters, you couldn’t really ask for a better pair. _____________ Read my full review on the blog! (Link in bio)

The King and I 👑 has always benefited from a great soundtrack with dazzling showtunes and beautiful numbers. In this respect, director Barlett Sher inherits a masterpiece and adds just enough to keep it fresh and impressive! Read the review on my blog (link in bio)

With Sally Cookson’s fabulous direction, A Monster Calls can bring almost anyone to tears while providing us with many of the truths that we are unwilling to face on a daily basis. It's a highly recommended play! Read the review on my blog (link in bio)

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