Nativity! The Musical: Review
Nativity! The Musical is a present waiting to be unwrapped at The Regent Theatre in Hanley as the present that just keeps on giving! Louise Hill reviews.
Browsing: Review
Calendar Girls: The Musical – Review
Calendar Girls: The Musical took to The Regent Theatre stage last night to a packed out audience to show everything. Louise Hill reviews.
Beautiful thing: A review
Beautiful thing was a ground breaking sensation when it first came to stage in 1993, dispelling prejudices and misunderstandings about young gay love was a powerful, and important, thing to do.
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).
Sticks and Stones: Review
Vinay Patel’s new ‘Sticks and Stones’, explores the consequences of a joke that causes offence.
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.
Love, Simon Review
It would seem on the surface that Hollywood is striking again with another teen rom-com,…
J Cole: KOD album review
J Cole has taken a mature, focused look on the message he wants to convey and released an album that is not phenomenal, but still solid.
A Quiet Place: Review
Emily Slight reviews John Kransinski’s horror, A Quiet Place and it’s a nail-biter.
Review: Rampage
After an experiment turns nasty, Primatologist, Davis Okoye (Dwayne Johnson) must work alongside discredited geneticist Dr Kate Caldwell, played by Oscar nominated Naomi Harris (Moonlight) and George, a rare Albino gorilla who becomes a victim of exploitation, to stop a monster invasion.