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  • Creatives Oliver Lidert and Tobia Ross talk upcoming musical ‘Miss I-Doll’: “Censorship is the death of art”

    Creatives Oliver Lidert and Tobia Ross talk upcoming musical ‘Miss I-Doll’: “Censorship is the death of art”

    London’s The Other Palace sets up the catwalk for the English-language premiere of this musical satire on the beauty and entertainment industries.  Guillermo Nazara chats with the people who’ve modelled the piece, to learn all the details about this pageant-themed comedy you probably shouldn’t give a miss.  How did the idea for this show come…

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    10 January, 2025
    English contents, Interviews
    american idol, miss i-doll, musical, musical theatre, oliver lidert, singing competition, the other palace, tobia ross
  • Katie Tonkinson talks new touring production of ‘Bat Out of Hell’: “Wherever you look, you will see magic”

    Katie Tonkinson talks new touring production of ‘Bat Out of Hell’: “Wherever you look, you will see magic”

    The Jim Steinman-Meatloaf extravaganza brings back paradise by the stage boards lights through this updated version – currently playing across the UK until the end of next summer. Guillermo Nazara chats with its lead actress, to learn all the fun facts about this new take on the jukebox classic, and her reunion with a role…

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    6 January, 2025
    English contents, Interviews
    80s music, 90s music, baby baby baby, bat out of hell, bat out of hell tour, celine dion, heavy metal, I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That), it’s all coming back to me, jim steinman, katie tonkinson, meatloaf, musical theatre, musicals, objects in the rear view mirror may appear closer than they are, peacock theatre, peter pan, post apocalyptic, rock musical, uk tour, wagner, west end, when you touch me like this
  • Producers Chris Wheeler and Paul Morrissey talk The Theatre Channel: “It’s not just about watching a show; it’s about experiencing the heart and soul of the theatre industry”

    Producers Chris Wheeler and Paul Morrissey talk The Theatre Channel: “It’s not just about watching a show; it’s about experiencing the heart and soul of the theatre industry”

    The London scene spreads its wings onto the digital realm, with the launch of this video-on-demand platform featuring exclusive theatre-related content. Guillermo Nazara chats with the creators of this new proposal, to learn more about its exciting offer starring some of West End’s top performers – as well as if a recorded version of a…

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    2 January, 2025
    English contents, Interviews
    alexia khadime, ashley stilburn, Carl Man, chris wheeler, christine allado, dan koek, digital theatre, emma hatton, filmed shows, live theatre, musical theatre, musicals, paul morrissey, the theatre channel, video on demand theatre, west end
  • The 50 best shows of 2024

    The 50 best shows of 2024

    As this year’s last act gets ready for its grand finale, we present our annual list of the most enduring productions in both the London and UK scene. Join us, as we take a journey into the past – and reveal which ones, out of our 288 posts, have made it into our stagy wall…

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    30 December, 2024
    English contents, Features
    a chorus line, A Raisin in the Sun, a view from the bridge, alegria, All's Well That Ends Well, asi wind, barbican theatre, barbra streisand, benjamin button musical, best shows, best shows of 2024, boys from the blackstuff, bronco billy, buyer and cellar, cirque, cirque du soleil, cowbois, cruel intentions musical, dance, death of england, dominic west, enb, english national ballet, fiddler on the roof, fringe, giant, giselle, harry clarke, holocaust, homo alone, House of Life, hugh panaro, incredibly human, John Lithgow, judy, judy garland, la fille mal gardee, lehman brothers, lehman trilogy, les noces, madame bovary, much ado about nothing, musical theatre, musicals, next to normal, oedipus, off west end, people places and things, pippin, players kings, plays, punchdrunk, roald dahl, rob madge, shakespeare, Shakespeare in the Squares, shakespeare’s globe, sophie’s surpirse 29th, spirited away, Standing at the Sky’s Edge, stephen schwartz, swan lake in the round, tennessee williams, the 39 steps, the bbc proms, The Black Saint and The Sinner Lady, the comedy of errors, the curious case of benjamin, the departue, the dream of a ridiculous man, the glass menagerie, the happiest man on earth, the hills of california, the liar the bitch and the wardrobe, the massive tragedy of Madame bovary, the nutcracker, the picture of dorian gray, theatre, tour, twelfth night, viola’s room, war horse, west end
  • Review of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ family panto: “Suitable for the pricky eaters”

    Review of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ family panto: “Suitable for the pricky eaters”

    Brighton Family Panto returns for the festive season with this jukebox remake of the enchanting fairy tale. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if in this new awakening of the classic story, the fun ever goes dormant. As the West End gets stormed by the landing of WeaverThe Brighton…

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    21 December, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    adult panto, Brighton, christmas panto, doubletree, family panto, fantasy, hilton hotel, hocus pocus, i put a spell on you, musical theatre, musicals, panto, pantomime, sleeping beauty
  • Review of Rick Astley’s ‘Swinging Christmas’: “You never wanna give him up”

    Review of Rick Astley’s ‘Swinging Christmas’: “You never wanna give him up”

    The Royal Albert Hall continues its holiday programming with the return of the pop star’s festive-themed gig. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this everlong tribute manages to get the angels on its side. It really feels like a big relief to come for holiday-themed montage that’s guaranteed…

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    20 December, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    big band, christmas at the royal albert hall, christmas carol, musical theatre, musicals, Rick astley, royal albert hall
  • Review of ‘The Secret That Saved Christmas’: “Well-behaved delivery, but no present wow factor”

    Review of ‘The Secret That Saved Christmas’: “Well-behaved delivery, but no present wow factor”

    The Hampton Hill Theatre opens its stage to this new children’s piece – bringing adventure, friendship, and new layers of magic through this original narrative inspired by the festive season. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this holiday fantasy ends up feeling too santa-monious. Somebody’s been naughty this…

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    18 December, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    children’s show, christmas plans, christmas show, comedy, family show, hampton court, hampton hill theatre, musical theatre, musicals, santa claus, shows for kids, the secret that saved christmas
  • Review of ‘Pan! Peter Comes Out To Play’: “Good faith and trust, but not that much of the last”

    Review of ‘Pan! Peter Comes Out To Play’: “Good faith and trust, but not that much of the last”

    Theatre Peckham welcomes back this modernized adaptation of James M. Barrie’s ageless story, combining amateur and professional performers through original songs and a contemporary South London setting. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this retelling of the beloved classic turns out to be a darling one. When James…

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    16 December, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    musical theatre, musicals, pan, peter comes out to play, peter pan, reggae, south london, theatre peckha, theatre peckham
  • Review of ‘The Lightning Thief’: “Thunderous theming, but struggling to strike its audience”

    Review of ‘The Lightning Thief’: “Thunderous theming, but struggling to strike its audience”

    The Percy Jackson saga lands on the London stage with the opening of the first book’s musical theatre adaptation. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this rock-based tale of Grek teenage demigods gets anywhere close to a ten. It’s another cold day in London town (quelle surprise…). As…

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    13 December, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    family show, fantasy, joe tracz, musical, musical theatre, percy jackson, percy jackson musical, percy jackson west end, rick riordan, rob rokicki, teenage show, the lightning thief, the other palace, west end
  • Review of ‘White Christmas’: “No chance of a silent night”

    Review of ‘White Christmas’: “No chance of a silent night”

    Irving Berlin’s film classic relives on Sonning’s Mill’s stage through this new production of its popular musical theatre adaptation. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if all the hype for this wintry montage turns out to be a snow job. I know what you’re waiting for. You’ve read it…

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    9 December, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    broadway, christmas show, classic musicals, connor hughes, david howe, elliott allison, greta mckinnon, jason denvir, jonathan o’boyle, musical, musical theatre, musicals, nic myers, shirley jameson, sonning, the mill at sonning, west end, white christmas
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