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  • Review of ‘Dark of the Moon’: “Wizard-themed musical is far from bewitching”

    Review of ‘Dark of the Moon’: “Wizard-themed musical is far from bewitching”

    It doesn’t matter if the protagonist has magical powers. This show simply doesn’t do the trick. There’s nothing charming about it. And there’s not enough sorcery in this world to erase the boredom, disappointment, and ultimate despair audiences are put through in Dark of the Moon, a new musical based on the 1940s play by…

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    3 June, 2026
    English contents, Reviews
    dark of the moon, dark of the moon review, georgie rankcom, Glenn Adamson, Josie Benson, lauren jones, musical theatre, musicals, off west end
  • Review of ‘Rebecca, The Musical’: “Glow and darkness”

    Review of ‘Rebecca, The Musical’: “Glow and darkness”

    Du Maurier’s best-selling book celebrates a new milestone with the world premiere of its English-version musical adapation. Guillermo Nazara shares his views about this show filled with mystery, lies and unconfessed secrets, to let us know if the production actually got away with murder. Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again… Oh, wait……

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    19 September, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    alfred hitchcock, charing cross, charing cross theatre, christopher hampton, du maurier, jim steinman, kara lane, lauren jones, mark senior, musical theatre, musicals, mystery, nicky shaw, polanski, rebecca, rebecca the musical, richard carson, roman polanski, sylvester levay, tanz der vampire, the arches

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