Review: A Brief History of Women
A Brief History of Women, Alan Ayckbourn’s new comedy is now playing at the New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme.
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Taking Steps: Review
The Stephen Joseph Theatre brings Alan Ayckbourn’s 1979 farce, Taking Steps to the New Vic…
Review: Awful Auntie at Regent Theatre
Stella Saxby (Georgina Leonidas) wakes up from a coma to discover that her parents have died but when her evil aunt Alberta (Timothy Speyer) is around there is always trouble…
Review: Wonderland
Frank Wildhorn’s musical retelling of the Lewis Carroll classic Alice in Wonderland at the Regent Theatre.
Review: Sister Act at The Regent Theatre
Sister Act on stage is an exciting, hilarious, and groovy performance of the 1990’s classic film featuring Whoopi Goldberg. The perfect mix of 70’s disco and convent choir.
Review: Dial M for Murder at New Vic Theatre
New Vic Theatre plays host to Hitchcock’s masterpiece Dial M for Murder.
Review: Marco Pierre White’s Steakhouse Bar and Grill
Marco Pierre White’s Steakhouse Bar and Grill, at the top of The Cube in Birmingham offers mesmerising 360-degree views over the city.
Review: The Botanical Gardens, Birmingham
Isabelle Butler visits The Botanical Gardens in Birmingham and finds a tranquil gem in the heart of the city.
Review: Yamato Drummers at Victoria Hall
The enthralling, heavy beat of drums filled the Hanley air as Japanese sensations, the Yamato Drummers, graced Victoria Hall with a magnificent performance.
Review: Invincible at the New Vic Theatre
Torben Betts critically-acclaimed play, Invincible, kicks off the New Vic’s summer season with a clever combination of comedy and heartache.