Have you voted yet in the West End Wilma Awards? Here’s why I have
Wicked vies with Miss Saigon, Matilda and Shakespeare in Love for Wilma's Best West
Spoiler alert: My favourite Forbidden Broadway spoofs
Forbidden Broadway was just what the doctor ordered for me the other night - I
My theatre diary: King Charles III, True West, Toast, Eye of a Needle and Breeders
Knowing that my theatregoing – and overall mental and emotional bandwidth – would be going
Video and photos: Spoiling post-show debate ahead of Scottish referendum
“Talk about handling a hot potato,” Gabriel Quigley said to me after I chaired a post-show Q&A with her and her co-star Richard Clements following last Thursday’s performance of Spoiling at Theatre Royal Stratford East.
All by myself: Solo theatre at the Face to Face Festival
Four of the nine Festival Highlights shows I worked on in August were solo pieces.
Press launch: With the original Lord of the Dance Michael Flatley
Michael Flatley, who has choreographed and directed Lord of the Dance, appears in the show, but says these will be his last-ever West End performances. At 55, he says it’s time to hang up his dancing shoes.
Charles Spencer, Mark Shenton, Tim Walker and the “strange world of theatre critics”
Charles Spencer takes early retirement after 25 years as Daily Telegraph theatre critic
Photos: The Lion post-show Q&A with musician Benjamin Scheuer
I cannot recommend Benjamin Scheuer’s The Lion highly enough. This is a beautiful one-man musical about a boy and his father and how that boy became a man and fell in love with playing music.
My theatre diary: Streetcar, My Night with Reg, Muswell Hill, The Lion and Dogfight
Edinburgh aside, my August theatregoing has been sporadic, but here are a few shows I’ve
The long and winding road to Employment Tribunal
When Mark Shenton was dismissed as critic from the Sunday Express last December, it was