Dirty Dancing: Review
Dirty Dancing – the iconic 80’s film based in the 1960’s came to the Regent Theatre in Stoke yesterday (15 October).
Browsing: Reviews
Sticks and Stones: Review
Vinay Patel’s new ‘Sticks and Stones’, explores the consequences of a joke that causes offence.
Better off Dead: Review
Alan Ayckbourn’s play ‘Better Off Dead’ is, as advertised, “a comedy of confusion about a…
Joking Apart: Review
It is 40 years since Alan Ayckbourn wrote ‘Joking Apart’ and this comedic play still has all the…
Queens of the Coal Age: Review
Ruby Davies reviews Queens of the Coal Age at the New Vic theatre and finds it portrays a different perpective on the miners’ strikes.
Astley’s Astounding Adventures: Review
Enjoyable for both young and old, Astley’s Astounding Adventures is a fantastic way to learn about Newcastle-under-Lyme’s father of the modern circus, says Ruby Davies.
Table: Review
Ruby Davies reviews the regional premiere of Tanya Ronder’s play, Table at The New Vic theatre.
Hairspray The Musical: Review
‘You can’t stop the beat’ as Hairspray the Musical takes over the Regent Theatre, Hanley. Ruby Davies reviews.
Don Broco at Keele Students’ Union: Review
Half an hour before doors opened and as rain threatened to fall from the Staffordshire sky, a stream of expectant Don Broco fans lined the Keele University campus.
Educating Rita, a riveting and heartfelt night at the theatre
Educating Rita follows no nonsense, Liverpudlian, Rita in her pursuit of knowledge and a greater understanding of well… “Everything”, and her unorthodox alcoholic Open University tutor, Frank. Louise Parkes reviews.