These Theatre Thoughts

  My review of   Then, Now & Next  at Southwark Playhouse (Borough), on behalf of Everything Theatre:  Then, Now & Next , written by  Christopher J Orton  and  Jon Robyns , offers a poignant, heartbreaking, heartwarming view of one woman’s life, and the people and events that have brought her from  then  to  now  to  next . From her first experiences of love to the challenges she faces in the present, the show presents a heartfelt exploration of personal growth and resilience, of loss and trauma, and of how time can heal, even if it won’t let you forget. Read more at:  https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2023/06/review-then-now-and-next/

My review of   The Third Man  at The Menier Chocolate Factory, London, on behalf of West End Best Friend:  The Third Man , a new musical adaptation of the iconic film, takes to the stage with a tantalising promise of bringing fresh life to a beloved classic, and with impressive staging and watchable performances, the production certainly creates a captivating atmosphere. But there is one aspect that doesn’t quite live up to the rest: the music.  Read more at:  https://www.westendbestfriend.co.uk/news/review-the-third-man-menier-chocolate-factory

My review of   Fury & Elysium  at The Other Palace Studio, London, on behalf of Adventures in Theatreland:  Fury & Elysium  is an exciting, brand-new musical by Calista Kazuko Georget with a book by Stephanie Martin that gives the audience a glimpse of the way Berlin witnessed the indelible imprints of six remarkable female figures who played a pivotal role in shaping the Weimar Republic. These influential icons brought their unique and distinctive contributions to the cultural fabric of the city. Read more at:  https://adventuresintheatreland.com/2023/06/15/fury-elysium-the-other-palace-studio-%E2%AD%90%E2%AD%90%E2%AD%90%E2%AD%90/  

Photo Brittain Photography My review of   Grindr The Opera  at The Union Theatre, London, on behalf of Theatre Weekly:  Grindr The Opera  bursts onto the stage with a creative flair that pushes boundaries and invites audiences on a captivating journey. Written by Erik Ransom, this production seamlessly blends heartfelt storytelling, exceptional performances, mesmerising music, and imaginative staging to create a theatrical experience that leaves a lasting impression. Read more at:  https://theatreweekly.com/review-grindr-the-opera-at-the-union-theatre/