In a screen-to-stage adaptation that strikes a balance between thriller and comedy, making it most suitable to a Summer theatre…

Dance and theatre audiences’ love affair with Matthew Bourne shown no sign of waning and with this novel take on…

Avenue Q is almost as old as some of the characters the puppets (think muppets but for legal reasons they…

Arriving just moments after the concert starts, the Lancashire lass bedazzles my eyes with here sequin-adorned black dress. Centre-stage, a…

In a similar vein to my last review (George Michael Tribute, April 24th), I am a massive Queen fan and…

The story of Queen Victoria is a challenging one to approach, for a multitude of reason: the sheer scope and…

The world tour of the latest show from RuPaul’s Drag Race, Werq the World, ended its European run with a…

The sound of a police siren plays off stage. Jonty Stephens’  Morcambe gazes off to the wings, immediately transporting our…

Jon Ronson walks onto the stage in his home city in an ill-fitting suit that has, colour wise, been taken…

It’s official. Anything can now be made into a musical. Many stories don’t need the stage treatment, though I should…