Last month I asked the question, “will Enron repeat its West End success on Broadway?”. We now have the answer to this question, which is a categorical no! The show, which had its last performance on Sunday lasted for only 15 performances. It was hoped that the show would be as successful at the […]

Theatre tickets can be pretty pricey these days so when we do go to see a play or show we expect the experience to be an enjoyable one. However if the acoustics of the theatre are unsuitable even the best shows can lead to us walking away feeling very disappointed. Going to the theatre is […]

Jude Law is no stranger to the theatre having stared in ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore’ back in 1999, but now he is set to take to the stage again starring in Hamlet for the Donmar Warehouse this summer.
David Tennant who has most recently played this role will be a hard act to follow but […]

British born actress Natasha Richardson died from head injuries just before midnight last night. Richardson who was only 45 had what appeared at the time to be a minor injury while taking a supervised ski lesson on a beginners slope at a resort in Quebec. An hour later she started to feel unwell and last […]

Blithe Spirit, which was originally brought to the stage during wartime back in 1941 has seen a return. This comical ghost story lifted audience’s spirits at a time when morale was low and so it seems apt that the play should return during these gloomy economic times.
The play sees Charles, a novelist and his wife […]

Wuthering Heights, one of the classic Bronte novels, has been featured several times in a variety of media productions but this time the novel is taking to the stage in a new capacity.Wuthering Heights will now be adapted into a Bollywood play. Tamasha, an Asian theatre company announced that it would produce this adaptation […]

The Udderbelly, which may be familiar to Edinburgh festival goers, is a moveable comedy venue held in a large, purple, upside down cow. This year the unmistakable Udderbelly will be arriving in London and taking temporary residence on the South Bank. During its 8 week stay in London it will be providing the stage for […]

Joining the many film adaptations being brought to the stage is Sleepless in Seattle. Work is currently underway on the production which is planned to be opening on Broadway in 2010. I myself am a big fan of Sleepless in Seattle and was one of the first people to turn up when my local cinema […]

Ghost has now joined the many number of films such as Sister Act and Billy Elliot that have been adapted for the stage. The hit film released in 1990, starred Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore and will be opening in the West End next Year. If the show is as popular as the film then […]

This play, set in the period after the English civil war portrays many similarities between the political issues of the time and today’s economic climate. The aftermath of the civil war saw bankers taking over the running of the country and the play dramatises peoples greed for money and power.
The cast of Victory includes Geraldine […]

At the Olivier Awards Last Night La Clique won the award for best entertainment show. The Circus show which takes place at the Hippodrome in London’s Leicester Square, has just extended its bookings to the 14th June and is set to see more visitors after taking away this prestigious award.
La Clique is described as […]