Review of Chichester Festival Theatre’s 2019 production of Oklahoma! (FOLLOW LINK) As usual, Chichester’s annual major musical is an event. A packed theatre, soaring music, incredible dancing and singing … see my 5 star review.

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Amara Okereke, Bronté Barbé, Christopher Dickens, Emiy Langham, Emmanuel Kojo, Hyoie O'Grady, Isaac Grynn, Jeremy Sams, Josie Lawrence, Nicholas Colicos, Scott Karim on 01/09/2019| Leave a Comment »
Review of Chichester Festival Theatre’s 2019 production of Oklahoma! (FOLLOW LINK) As usual, Chichester’s annual major musical is an event. A packed theatre, soaring music, incredible dancing and singing … see my 5 star review.

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Ashley Zhangazha, Belinda Lang, Charlotte Mills, Harry Lawtey, Jack North, Jo Herbert, John Hodgkinson, Jonathan Munby, Lex Shrapnel, Michael Elwyn, Natasha Magigi, Robin Weaver, Scott Karim, Soutra Gilmour, Susannah Fielding, Tom Kanji on 29/06/2018| Leave a Comment »
Review of William Wycherley’s “The Country Wife” (LINKED) (1675) at Chichester Minerva Theatre. The play has been described as “the greatest farce in English” as well as “the filthiest and bawdiest classic English play.” This version takes place in modern Soho with a stellar cast, with Susannah Fielding as “the country wife”.

Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Claire Louise Corwell, Ira Mandela Siobhan, Jonathan McGuinness, Joshua Lacey, Maddy Hill, Martin Marquez, Matthew Dunster, Matthew Needham, Scott Karim, William Grint on 26/09/2016| Leave a Comment »
Review of Imogen (Shakespeare’s Cymbeline Renamed and Reclaimed) (FOLLOW LINK) at The Globe Theatre. Perhaps the most controversial production of 2016 with a setting of drug gangs in East London. Exhilarating theatre. But is it Shakespeare‘s Globe as we know it?
