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Review of ‘Jo, The Little Women Musical’ (2026, Drury Lane): “Slightly charming musical is still taking baby steps”

The show celebrated its world premiere through a one-off semi-staged concert starring some of the biggest names in the industry. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show to let us know if this newest adaptation of the literary icon outgrows its former incarnations. It’s been done before. I don’t mean Louisa May Alcott’s classic…

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27 January, 2026

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andrew lloyd webber, barry james, chris mann, christina allado, claude michel schonberg, jo little women musical review, jo musical review, jo the little women musical, julian ovenden, kerry ellis, les miserables, liam tamne, london theatre, martin guerre, musical theatre, musicals, theatre royal drury lane, tobias turley, Tracie Bennett, west end, west end musicals
Review of ‘Hugh Panaro – Man Without A Mask’: “Sweet intoxication”

The acclaimed Broadway legend returns to the West End scene for the very first time in 26 years, in an intimate cabaret concert playing at The Crazy Coqs for 3 nights only. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this London scene reunion with the musical theatre star featured…

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9 September, 2024

English contents, Reviews

andrew lloyd webber, bernardette peters, broadway, broadway legend, christina bianco, claude michel schoenberg, harold prince, hugh panaro, judy garland, julie andrews, les mis, les miserables, martin guerre, music of the night, musical, musical theatre, Patti LuPone, phantom of the opera, west end