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  • Review of ‘Scouts! The Musical’: “When a camp goes camp”

    Review of ‘Scouts! The Musical’: “When a camp goes camp”

    The summer holidays kick in early this year with the world premiere of Gigglemug’s new family musical. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on this interactive show where everybody will feel like a child again, to let us know more about the only production that can handle his true self. “A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly,…

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    26 June, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    children's shows, comedy, damian robertson, david fallon, emily kitchingham, family entertainment, gigglemug, joel nash, katie prichard, kemi clarke, musical, musical theatre, rob gathercole, sam cochrane, scouts, scouts the musical, sidney spencer, the other palace, the other palace studio, west end
  • Review of ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’: “She knows how to clear up a mess”

    Review of ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’: “She knows how to clear up a mess”

    The most authentic pretense baby-sitter returns to her motherland to share the fun, laughter and a few punishments with her West End poppets. Guillermo Nazara gives us his thoughts on the musical adaptation of one the most popular family film classics ever made, to let us know if the show is actually a nanny goat.…

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    23 June, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    Adam Lyons, Amy Everett, Christopher Parkinson, Corey Mitchell, Ellie Mitchell, Joseph Dockree, Joshua Dever, Kiera Haynes, Lisa Mathieson, london, Maria Garrett, Matt Overfield, Micha Richardson, mrs doubtfire, musical, musical theatre, Nicole Carlisle, Paulo Teixeira, Rebecca Donnelly, Rhys Owen, robin williams, shaftesbury theatre, Tom Scanlon, Vicki Lee Taylor, west end
  • Review of ‘Spitting Image – Idiots, Assemble’: “They all are dummies”

    Review of ‘Spitting Image – Idiots, Assemble’: “They all are dummies”

    The most copycat show on TV jumps to the West End stage in this flamboyant production featuring all of your favourite(ish) celebrities. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on the musical, to let us know if the montage is either sputtering or worth drooling over. F*CK OFF. Oh, I just love it when a show acknowledges…

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    15 June, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    Antony Antunes, atg theatres, Bertie Harris, boris johnson, Bright Ong, Emily Essery, Faye Weerasinghe, Helen Parke, idiots assemble, Jackie Lam, Kaidan Dawkins, Katie Bradley, lgbt, liz truss, liz truss lettuce, megan markle, musical, musical theatre, Pena Iiambo, phoenix theatre, prince harry, prince william, puppeteer, puppetry, Rayo Patel, Rianna Ash, Richard Vorster, rishi sunak, roger law, rupaul, sean foley, spitting image, telly, Tom Quinn, tories, TV, vladimir putin, Will Palmer
  • Review of ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button’: “There’s stuff to second”

    Review of ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button’: “There’s stuff to second”

    The classic short tale is reborn on the London stage through this musical adaptation featuring Irish folk music and multi-talented performers. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on the show, currently playing for a limited run at the newly opened Southwark Playhouse Elphant, to share all the details about a story bound not to age well.…

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    9 June, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    anna fordham, anna marcuson, benedict salter, damien james, darren clark, F. Scott Fitzgerald, jack quarton, jamie parker, jethro compton, jonathan charles, molly osborne, musical, musical theatre, oonagh cox, philippa hogg, the curious case of benjamin button, tonny shim, west end
  • Review of ‘Ain’t Too Proud’: “Shakey ground”

    Review of ‘Ain’t Too Proud’: “Shakey ground”

    The beat of Detroit stomps into the West End in this freshly arrived musical about the story of The Temptations. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on this new show featuring some of the most iconic R&B songs in history, to let us know how good was the way they did the things they did. Lady…

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    18 May, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    aint too proud, aint too proud to beg, akmed junior khemali, cameron bernard jones, christopher gopaul, daniel haswell, darnell matthew james, detroit, evonee bentley-holder, hannah fairclough, holly liburd, Kyle Cox, london, matt manuel, mitchel zangazha, musical, musical theatre, naomi katiyo, natalia brown, paul williams, prince edward theatre, r&b, ryan carter, sifiso mazibuko, simeon montague, simon raw pr, the temptations, Tosh Wanogho-Maud, west end
  • Review of ‘How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying’: “False advertising”

    Review of ‘How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying’: “False advertising”

    Loesser and Burrows’s musical classic returns to the stage in a new Off-West End production – also bringing back to the London scene long-standing legend Tracie Bennett. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on the show, to let us know if there’s been any victory while playing this charade. Ahhh… Nothing like not lifting a finger…

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    17 May, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    abe burrows, allie daniel, annie aitken, big con productons, broadway, comedy, daniel radcliffe, danny lane, eliot gooch, frank loesser, fringe, gabrielle friedman, georgie rannkcom, grace kanyamibwa, how to succeed in business without really trying, jack weinstock, kevin wilson pr, london, michelle visage, milo mccarthy, musical, musical theatre, musicals, old fashioned musical, southwark, southwark playhouse, succeed london, taylor bradshaw, the big area theatre company, tracie bennet, traditional musical, verity power, west end, willie gilbert
  • Review of ‘Tony!’: “I cheered on Bin Laden”

    Review of ‘Tony!’: “I cheered on Bin Laden”

    The Prime Minister gets back in charge (in fiction, only!) in this musical parody exploring the rise and fall of one the UK’s most controversial political figures. Guillermo Nazara shares his vision on this rock opera soon-to-be touring across the country, to let us know if this show is fit for office. “If you can’t…

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    15 May, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    9/11, bin landen, broadway, camilla, camilla parker bowles, comedy, diana spencer, george w bush, king charles, lady di, musical, musical theatre, musicals, new labour party, opera rock, osama bin landen, oxford university, parody, political drama, political play, rock musical, rock opera, september attacks, spoof, tony blair, west end
  • Review of ‘No Man’s Island’: “There’s something on the air”

    Review of ‘No Man’s Island’: “There’s something on the air”

    London’s Big House Theatre opens its doors to clandestine reality, with this play about an illegal radio station and the lives of those who give it voice to. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on this original show, to let us know what’s to expect in this story of commitment, fight and brotherhood. Life is a…

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    11 May, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    9/11, Bertie Taylor-Smith, dan corbett, fringe, fringe theatre, hip hop, James Meteyard, Jammz, Lauren Wedgeworth, london, Lotty Holder, Maggie Norris, musical, Musical D, musical theatre, no mans island, off west end, pirate radio, rap, the big house theatre, west end
  • The official Take That musical releases first production images

    The official Take That musical releases first production images

    The show will tour extensively around the UK and Ireland, with venues currently confirmed until November and further stops to be announced. Penned and co-directed by award-winning writer Tim Firth, the show tells the story of a group of friends obsessed with their favourite boy band, who reunite with their sweethearts 20 years later in…

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    10 May, 2023
    English contents, News
    Alexanda O’Reilly, Archie Durrant, back for good, Bayley Hart, Benjamin Cameron, calendar girls, Charlotte Anne Steen, Christopher D. Hunt, Emilie Cunliffe, Evangeline Jarvis-Jones, gary barlow, greatest days, Hannah Brown, Holly Ashton, Jamie Corner, Jamie-Rose Monk, Kalifa Burton, Karen Holmes, Keith Henderson, kinky boots, Kitty Harris, Kym Marsh, Mari McGinlay, mary moore, musical, musical theatre, pray, Rachel Marwood, Regan Gascoigne, take that, Taylor Alman, west end
  • Review of ‘Glory Ride’: “We may need a spare wheel”

    Review of ‘Glory Ride’: “We may need a spare wheel”

    Gino Bartali’s inspirational life story premieres as a musical at London’s Charing Cross Theatre. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts upon his attendance to the opening night, to let us know more about this show dealing with one of Italy’s highest esteemed heroes.

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    29 April, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    amy di bartolomeo, charing cross, daniel robinson, fascism, fed zanini, gelatto, gino bartali, glory ride, italy, josh st clair, kevin wilson pr, london, musical, mussolini, niall sheehy, peter watts, pj mcevoy, ryan bennett, steven watts, the arches, todd buchholz, victoria buchholz, west end
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