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  • Review of ‘Amaze’: “Under the right illusion”

    Review of ‘Amaze’: “Under the right illusion”

    Revered magician Jamie Allan returns to the London stage to present his latest show after its acclaimed original run in the United States. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the montage, to let us know if its acts of trickery manage to wave their wand. We all had big dreams when we were children. I…

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    1 August, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    amaze, chicago, digital magic, family show, illusionism, jamie allan, magic, magic show, magician, marylebone theatre, nostalgia show, tricks, west end, wizard
  • Director James Haddrell and writers Sidonie Welton and Brad Tutt talk new upcoming musical ‘Beauty and the Beast’: “A big thing for me was promoting the neutrality of a ‘happy ending’”

    Director James Haddrell and writers Sidonie Welton and Brad Tutt talk new upcoming musical ‘Beauty and the Beast’: “A big thing for me was promoting the neutrality of a ‘happy ending’”

    The classic fairy tale gets twisted, turned and relived in this original musical adaptation coming to the Greenwich Theatre for the whole month of August. Guillermo Nazara chats with the lead creative team, to learn all the fun facts about the development of this family piece, where children and adults alike are welcome to be…

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    29 July, 2024
    English contents, Interviews, Sin categoría
    alan menken, beauty and the beast, brad tutt, children’s show, disney, fairy tale, family musical, family show, fringe theatre, howard ashman, james haddrell, musicals, new musicals, sidonie weltone, tale as old as time
  • Theatre Peckham to host world premiere of new Peter Pan themed musical

    Theatre Peckham to host world premiere of new Peter Pan themed musical

    The show will open the venue’s Christmas season, featuring a new original score, as well as music and lyrics, in an updated adaptation bringing further proximity between the characters and its audience. Their latest installment in a long series of reimagined fairy tale classics, the montage will also give the opportunity to young artists to…

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    18 July, 2024
    English contents, News
    children, children’s show, disney, family show, jm barrie, musical, musical theatre, panto, peter pan, theatre peckham
  • Review of ‘Fuerza Bruta: Aven’: “Unity makes the real strength”

    Review of ‘Fuerza Bruta: Aven’: “Unity makes the real strength”

    The world-famous Argentinian performing company returns to its London home, presenting their latest montage for a strictly limited run playing until the end of summer. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its intense display of acrobatics ends up feeling high up in the air. “Esto es… FUERZA BRUTA”,…

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    12 July, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    acrobatics, circus, cirque du soleil, dance, family show, fuerza bruta, musical theatre, musicals, spectacle
  • Review of ‘Awful Auntie’: “We like it rough, but not as a draft”

    Review of ‘Awful Auntie’: “We like it rough, but not as a draft”

    David Walliams’s best-selling children’s book relives onstage through this new adaptation travelling across the UK until the end of the year. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this production is either giddy or sally. We all have that relative that can’t help but feel not particularly fond of.…

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    12 May, 2024
    English contents, Reviews, Sin categoría
    Awful Auntie, children show, david Walliams, family show, fantasy, touring show, uk tour
  • Choreographer Jack Pallister talks new production of ‘Goldilocks’: “The sheer amount of storytelling that goes into ballet is immense”

    Choreographer Jack Pallister talks new production of ‘Goldilocks’: “The sheer amount of storytelling that goes into ballet is immense”

    The Let’s All Dance Company brings the classic fairy tale back to the stage in this new production exploring different languages and techniques. Guillermo Nazara chats with one of its lead creatives, to learn all the fun facts about the development of this montage where magic soars beyond its storyline. How did the idea of…

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    17 April, 2024
    English contents, Interviews
    ballet, choreography, dance show, family show, goldilocks, jack pallister, mime, uk tour
  • Review of ‘West End Magic’: “A wand-ering affair”

    Review of ‘West End Magic’: “A wand-ering affair”

    Charm, suspense and illusion blend altogether in this tinseling showcase of make-believe. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its bewitching numbers manage to do the trick. I put spell on you, and now you’re mine. I wonder why guys run away every time I tell them that. Meh…

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    1 March, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    family show, illusion, illusionism, magicians, tour show, west end, west end magic
  • Review of ‘Dick Whittington’: “A Lord Mayor’s show”

    Review of ‘Dick Whittington’: “A Lord Mayor’s show”

    The great British classic returns to panto season in this new production currently playing at the Richmond Theatre. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if the cat got the cream at the end of the day. As the holiday bells are starting to chimeThe camp comes in streams on…

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    21 December, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    alan mchugh, charlie smart, christmas shows, comedy, dance, dick whittington, eileen the cat, erin sophie halliday, family show, jack danson, jonathan mawson, london, musical theatre, panto, pantomime, paul merton, richmond, richmond theatre, songs, suki webster, vivien parry, wendy mae brown
  • Review of ‘Terrible Tudors’: “I lost my head over Henry”

    Review of ‘Terrible Tudors’: “I lost my head over Henry”

    History relives in double form on the stage of the Garrick through this new additional family show playing in the mornings until the end the holiday season. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on this production starring the worst attitude queens ever, to let us know if the piece was actually a royal pain. Oh, what…

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    7 August, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    bloody mary, children show, comedy, elizabeth i, emma swann, family show, garrick theatre, jack ballard, kids theatre, martin brown, musical, musical theatre, neal foster, panto, terrible tudors, terry deary, west end
  • Review of ‘Unexpected Twist’: “The performance is everything”

    Review of ‘Unexpected Twist’: “The performance is everything”

    Charles Dicken’s beloved classic is revamped for the 21st century in this new musical adaptation of Michael Rosen’s children’s novel. Guillermo Nazara reviews the show upon his attendance to its world premiere in Northampton, to share his thoughts about a piece whose original plot seems to be more current now than never before.

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    17 February, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    alex hardie, alexander lobo moreno, artful dodger, charles dickens, charley bates, child poverty, conrad murray, drew hylton, fagin, family show, james dacre, james meteryard, kate donnachie, liyah summers, michael rosen, musical, musical theatre, nadine rose johnson, nancy, noah claypole, oliver twist, polly lister, poverty, rosie hilal, roy williams, sarah stacey, thomas vernal, unexpected twist, yaya bey
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