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Billionaire Boy – Review – Bradford Alhambra Theatre
By Sandra Callard, July 2022 The stage conversion of comedian David Walliams’ massive selling kids’ novel Billionaire Boy is a ... -
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Sandra Callard, July 2022 The evergreen musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat has been running for nigh on ... -
The Rise and Fall of Little Voice – Review – York Theatre Royal
By Roger Crow, July 2022 Hard to believe it was 1998 when I last saw the film version of Jim ... -
Dreamboats & Petticoats – Review – Bradford Alhambra
By Sandra Callard, June 2022 Capacity theatregoers sang along, swayed to the music and tapped their feet to this wonderful ... -
Footloose – Review – Bradford Alhambra
By Steve Crabtree, June 2022 Footloose was one of the very first musicals I ever went to see when it ... -
Julius Caesar [Shakespeare’s Globe] – Review – York Theatre Royal
By Elizabeth Stanforth-Sharpe, June 2022 Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar was first performed in about 1599, at a time when Elizabeth I ... -
Cluedo – Review – Sheffield Lyceum Theatre
By Helen Johnston, May 2022 Cluedo is a family favourite at Christmas in our house, that traditional time for board ... -
The Cher Show – Review – Sheffield Lyceum
By Helen Johnston, May 2022 Do you believe in life after love? Cher certainly does and has the back story ... -
Red Sky at Night [Mikron Theatre] – Review – Guiseley Wetherby Whaler
By Richard Mansfield, May 2022 In Red Sky At Night Mikron Theatre has created a play truly befitting its 50th ... -
Lord of the Dance – Review – Hull New Theatre
By Roger Crow, May 2022 Chances are we all know the story of Michael Flatley and Riverdance. The fleet-footed routine ... -
I Wanna Be Yours – Review – Leeds Playhouse
by Richard Mansfield, May 2022 Perhaps borrowing it’s title from John Cooper Clarke’s prosaically romantic poem of the same name, ... -
The Hound of the Baskervilles – Review – East Riding Theatre
By Elizabeth Stanforth-Sharpe, May 2022 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle almost didn’t write The Hound of the Baskervilles. He had killed ...
