Theatre Review

9th December 2017 | By nq_admin

Review: Morale is High (Since We Gave Up Hope) @ Contact Theatre

In this digressive yet affable piece of gig-theatre by Manchester-based theatre company Powder Keg, Ross McCaffery and Jake Walton drag us through a whirlwind of...

9th December 2017 | By nq_admin

Review: Guys and Dolls at the Royal Exchange Theatre

After moving the classic musical up the road in New York, the musical gets a brand new soul. This version of Frank Loesser’s musical about...

1st December 2017 | By nq_admin

Review: Nativity the Musical at Manchester’s Palace Theatre

Based on the 2009 film, which is now a British classic Christmas film, expectations were high for the cast and creatives of Nativity the Musical. ...

29th November 2017 | By nq_admin

Review: Elf the Musical at The Lowry

Sequins, snow, the North Pole and a whole lot of singing, what more do you want from a musical? Based on the wonderful 2003 hit...

28th November 2017 | By nq_admin

Review: Gok Wan Naked and Baring All at The Lowry

From growing up on a Leicester council estate, to to becoming one of the country’s most recognised faces, Gok Wan has had a career that...

27th November 2017 | By nq_admin

Review: Man on the Moon at Manchester’s Contact Theatre

Looking at the dynamics of the father-daughter relationship that Keisha has with her father, Keisha shows us the multiple influences or barriers to them understanding...

22nd November 2017 | By nq_admin

Review: Cilla the Musical at the Palace Theatre Manchester

Based on the hit television series, Bill Kenwrght and Laurie Mansfield present BAFTA Award winning Jeff Pope’s Cilla’s the Musical. A star of the charts...

19th November 2017 | By nq_admin

Review: Les Misérables School Edition at Liverpool’s Epstein Theatre

Now, Les Misérables is a musical very close to my heart, after performing in two productions of the musical, I think I know all the...

18th November 2017 | By nq_admin

Review: Cheryl Martin: Who Wants to Live Forever? at Contact Theatre

One woman’s life-long love for Billie Holiday’s music, for the stars, and for her lost baby brother. Who Wants To Live Forever? is about camping...

15th March 2017 | By jackwright

Theatre Review: Little Shop of Horrors at Manchester Palace Theatre  

The 1986 sci-fi musical film caused frenzy amongst theatregoers and film buffs alike, but it is this breath-taking stage production at The Palace Theatre that...