Based on the 1988 cult classic film by Daniel Waters, Heathers is a coming-of-age story that pulls no punches, leaving you cringing at the memories, and dying with laughter. Centred around Westerberg High School, we follow Veronica Sawyer as she tries to navigate teen-hood just hoping to come out alive. Her survival technique is to … More Heathers
Based on George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion, the quirky story of My Fair Lady follows Eliza Doolittle, a London flower seller who dreams of a better life. Her path crosses that of Professor Henry Higgins, whose speciality is linguistics and – hearing her Cockney drawl – insists that he could train her to enunciate well enough … More My Fair Lady
From Rafiki’s first iconic note, the magic of The Lion King fills the theatre, becoming more awe-inspiring as each creature takes to the stage. Translating a beloved animated film into a physical space is no mean feat, and yet nearly 25 years after its first staging on the West End, this production continues to captivate … More The Lion King
With soaring harmonies and a sprinkle of magic, Claus the Musical is a heartfelt and sincere tale that covers an otherwise cynical world with a blanket of hope, if only for the festive season. The story – adapted from L. Frank Baum’s The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus by Simon Warne – is that of a young boy … More Claus the Musical
The glitz and glamour of New York, showgirls and speakeasies, gangsters and Hollywood dreams. New love and old rivalries. All the classic ingredients for a dramatic story filled with tension and excitement. Just swap the bullets for cream, throw in some jazzy tunes – and cast all the main characters as children. Bugsy Malone is … More Bugsy Malone
Approaching its 40th year of professional performances, Blood Brothers remains a powerful and iconic musical imbedded in the memories of thousands. Themes of unemployment, desperation, and a stark contrast between the haves and have-nots, feels all the more poignant against the current economic backdrop. But whilst it is an undeniably emotional story, it is still … More Blood Brothers
What do you get when you mix mob debts, an impressive lead falsetto, and rhinestone-covered lapels? It can only be the remarkable rise, and chaotic fall, of the Jersey Boys. Harking back to a golden age where boyband’s dance moves were just as snappy as their suits (oh, where have we gone wrong!), what may … More Jersey Boys
If you’ve ever listened to the radio, you’ve probably heard a Carole King song. A prolific composer, singer, and songwriter who sold her first song aged just 16, her music – often written alongside husband Gerry Goffin – was performed by The Drifters, The Shirelles, The Monkees, and Aretha Franklin to name just a few, … More Beautiful
With the audience hushed for a minutes’ reflection, it felt somewhat apt to be awaiting a story about women defying expectations, and proving their value, passion and, ultimately, soul. Dreamgirls follows three young women as they strive to share their voices and find success doing the thing they love, singing as a trio. Battling through … More Dreamgirls
It’s incredible to realise that it’s 30 years since a film hit the big screens all about singing nuns and gangsters – with its brilliant casting, and a soundtrack that stayed in the top 200 for 54 weeks, it’s still enjoyed today. It’s no surprise therefore, that the stage revival of Sister Act has been … More Sister Act
Tiffany Chevis 