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  • Review of ‘Christmas Carol Goes Wrong’: “Last instalment in Mischief’s saga is a creative Scrooge”

    Review of ‘Christmas Carol Goes Wrong’: “Last instalment in Mischief’s saga is a creative Scrooge”

    Charles Dickens’s festive classic meets the Ghost of Christmas Chaos through Mischief’s newest addition to the West End. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show to let us know if the latest Goes Wrong honours its title a little too much. If you’ve previously seen The Play That Goes Wrong, you know what you’re…

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    15 December, 2025
    English contents, Reviews, Sin categoría
    apollo theatre, christmas carol goes wrong, christmas carol goes wrong review, christmas shows, comedy, kenny wax, mischief, nimax theatres, west end
  • Review of ‘Every Brilliant Thing’: “Lenny Henry gives a life-affirming performance but fails to keep up with the spirit”

    Review of ‘Every Brilliant Thing’: “Lenny Henry gives a life-affirming performance but fails to keep up with the spirit”

    Following a critically acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Fringe last year, Paines Plough’s solo act arrives in the West End in a new production starring four alternative A-list performers. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show — to let us know if its uplifting message remains immortalised through the rendition. We don’t talk about…

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    10 August, 2025
    English contents, Reviews
    duncan macmillan, every brilliant thing, every brilliant thing review, jack knowles, Jonny Donahoe, lenny henry, nica burns, nimax theatres, review every brilliant thing, soho place, tom gibbons, vicki mortimer
  • Review of ‘The Fifth Step’: “A shortage of spirits”

    Review of ‘The Fifth Step’: “A shortage of spirits”

    Martin Freeman makes his West End comeback with this new dark comedy two-hander, exploring the trials and tribulations of recovering alcoholics. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this stirring cocktail of dramatic possibilities ends up wasted. Trauma is the root of art. It’s dramatic for me to say…

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    20 May, 2025
    English contents, Reviews, Sin categoría
    dark comedy, david ireland, finn den hertog, jack lowden, martin freeman, nimax theatres, review martin freeman play, review the fifth step, review the fifth step soho place, the fifth step, the fifth step review, the fifth step soho place, the soho place, west end, west end plays
  • ‘Hadestown’ confirmed for London’s Lyric Theatre next year

    ‘Hadestown’ confirmed for London’s Lyric Theatre next year

    The musical will be making its West End debut in February next year, with its cast to be announced in due time. Mixing contemporary folk and New Orleans-style jazz, the show is a modernized version of Orpheus and Euridice’s mythological love story. The world we dream about, and the world we live in now. They…

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    12 May, 2023
    English contents, News
    anais mitchell, bradley king, broadway, chita rivera, david neuman, eva noblezada, folk, hadestown, jazz, jessica paz, ken cerniglia, liam robinson, london, matthew murphy, michael chorney, michael krass, musical theatre, musicals, nevin steinberg, new orleans, nica burns, nimax theatres, obie award, rachel hauck, todd sickafoose, west end
  • Review of ‘Marvellous’: “Thespian wonder”

    Review of ‘Marvellous’: “Thespian wonder”

    West End’s first venue in 50 years has finally opened its doors to its inaugural production, transferring from the New Vic upon critical acclaim. Guillermo Názara reviews Marvellous, the play narrating the inspiring real life story of Neil Baldwin, to let us know if the hype matches the amazement of its character’s stirring achievements.

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    31 October, 2022
    English contents, Reviews
    alex frost, carlie bence, daniel murphy, gareth cassidy, jerone marsh reid, joe sproulle, lis evans, malcolm clarke, marvellous, mike hugo, neil baldwin, new vic theatre, nica burns, nimax theatres, perry moore, soho place, suzanne ahmet, theresa heskins, toby jones
  • Reseña de ‘Marvellous’: “Maravilla teatral”

    Reseña de ‘Marvellous’: “Maravilla teatral”

    La primera sala del West End en 50 años ha abierto por fin sus puertas a su producción inaugural, trasladada desde el New Vic tras el éxito de la crítica. Guillermo Názara reseña Marvellous, la obra que narra la inspiradora historia de la vida real de Neil Baldwin, para que sepamos si el bombo y…

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    31 October, 2022
    Contenido en español, Críticas
    alex frost, carlie bence, daniel murphy, gareth cassidy, jerone marsh reid, joe sproulle, lis evans, malcolm clarke, marvellous, mike hugo, neil baldwin, new vic theatre, nica burns, nimax theatres, perry moore, soho place, suzanne ahmet, theresa heskins, toby jones
  • Michael Ball to star in new updated version of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s ‘Aspects of Love’

    Michael Ball to star in new updated version of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s ‘Aspects of Love’

    The actor returns to the show he was already a part of during its original London run, which will play on Shaftesbury Avenue in Spring next year. Produced by Nica Burns, this new version will comply with the standards of today’s world and will be directed by Jonathan Kate.

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    5 October, 2022
    English contents, News
    andrew lloyd webber, aspects of love, charles hart, david garnett, don black, london, love changes everything, lyric theatre, musical theatre, musicals, nica burns, nimax theatres, sarah brightman, sunset boulevard, sweeney todd, the phantom of the opera, west end
  • Michael Ball protagonizará la nueva versión actualizada de ‘Aspects of Love’ de Andrew Lloyd Webber

    Michael Ball protagonizará la nueva versión actualizada de ‘Aspects of Love’ de Andrew Lloyd Webber

    El actor regresa al espectáculo del que ya formó parte durante su representación original en Londres, que se representará en Shaftesbury Avenue en la primavera del año que viene. Producida por Nica Burns, esta nueva versión cumplirá con los estándares del mundo actual y será dirigida por Jonathan Kate.

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    5 October, 2022
    Actualidad, Contenido en español
    andrew lloyd webber, aspects of love, charles hart, david garnett, don black, london, love changes everything, lyric theatre, musical theatre, musicals, nica burns, nimax theatres, sarah brightman, sunset boulevard, sweeney todd, the phantom of the opera, west end
  • West End’s new theatre Soho Place announces its first production

    West End’s new theatre Soho Place announces its first production

    Nimax Theatre’s fully modernised upcoming venue will begin its first season in mid-October, bringing to London a montage by the New Vic based on a real life story. Narrating the achievements of Neil Baldwin, who has also collaborated in the writing of the script, the play is an inspiring tale about following your dreams and…

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    19 August, 2022
    English contents, News
    bafta, comedy, keel university, london, malcolm clarke, marvellous, neil baldwin, nello, new vic, nica burns, nimax theatres, soho, soho place, state of the art, stephen joseph, theresa heskins, west end, young vic
  • Review of ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’: “A triumphant disaster”

    Since 2014, Mischief’s signature humour has conquered the London scene with its now worldwide acclaimed comedy – much to the horror of its company! After his miraculous survival from such an excrutiating experience, Guillermo Názara shares the details about the show’s newest media night, to let us know if everything went as wrong as desired.

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    11 May, 2022
    Reviews
    anya de villiers, ashh blackwood, charlie richards, comedy, duchess theatre, henry lewis, henry shields, jack whittle, jaouhar ben ayed, jonathan sayer, london, mark bell, mikhail sen, mischief, nimax theatres, oliver mott, physical comedy, scott hunter, stuart vincent, the play that goes wrong, tomisin ajani, west end
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