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71 Coltman Street – Review – Hull Truck Theatre
By Rachel Howard, March 2022 Ok, I’ll admit it, I’m not always proud to say I’m from Hull. The dreaded ... -
Dreamgirls – Review – Sheffield Lyceum
By Helen Johnston, March 2022 If one woman’s voice could lift the roof of Sheffield’s Lyceum Theatre it would have ... -
The Lion King – Review – Bradford Alhambra
By Sandra Callard, March 2022 What can be said that hasn’t been said before about this spectacular and world famous ... -
Rent – Review – Leeds Carriageworks Theatre
By Steve Crabtree, March 2022 The Bite My Thumb theatre company have been at Leeds Carriageworks this week, performing the ... -
The Play What I Wrote – Review – Sheffield Lyceum
By Clare Jenkins, March 2022 When The Play What I Wrote transferred from Liverpool to the West End 20 years ... -
Private Lives – Review – Sheffield Lyceum
By Clare Jenkins, February 2022 “Strange how potent cheap music is” is one of the best-known lines from Noel Coward’s ... -
Carmen [Opera North] – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Sandra Callard, February 2022 Georges Bizet’s magical Carmen is probably the most well-known and loved opera in the world. ... -
Anna Karenina – Review – Sheffield Crucible Theatre
By Clare Jenkins, February 2022 The Crucible launches its 50th anniversary year with what it bills as ‘a bold new ... -
The Dresser – Review – Bradford Alhambra
By Richard Mansfield, February 2022 This play, written by Ronald Harwood and first performed in 1980 to great acclaim in ... -
Madama Butterfly – Review – Bradford Alhambra
By Sandra Callard As openings go, the breathtaking wedding sequence set in a beautiful Japanese garden, for this touring production ... -
Frost Hollow Hall – Review – East Riding Theatre
By Karl Hornsey, December 2021 Since opening in 2014, several outstanding Christmas productions have been a staple part of the ... -
Waitress – Review – Hull New Theatre
By Rachel Howard, February 2022 I’m just going to come out right out and say it… I’ve think I’ve found ...
