There are a lot of highly anticipated shows hitting the stage this year. Here are some of my top picks.
The long-awaited revival of A Streetcar Named Desire at the Almeida is astonishing
The strike – and the threat of striking – should be celebrated precisely because it underpins many rights and freedoms we now take for granted. It is the second morning of the Royal College of Nursing strikes and after a challenging few years, Philippa Childs, Head of union BECTU is usually an optimistic person. But […]
The album will be available for pre-order next week and publicly released on digital platforms at the end of January 2023
Well that’s quite enough waiting for Cabaret to get its act together so, as 2021 wheezes its final breath, thoughts must turn to the 5 best shows (according to me)
The 2021 Cabaret cast recording has been bungled and it’s all my fault
This Christmas, Dickens’ tale gets a Tennessee twist in an all-new musical with a soundtrack written by the Queen of Country herself.
This puppet driven show features dreamlike music and surprising emotional impact.
This year’s funding announcement comes against the backdrop of “Levelling Up” and Priority Areas outside of the capital.
The embargo. It was invented a century ago, primarily for practical reasons. Embargoes provide journalists with news that should not be published until a certain date and time. Standard. But if someone gets something exclusively without having the embargoed release and by doing some journalism instead they’re within their right to put the story out – […]
