taylor bradshaw – First Night Magazine

Review of ‘La Cage Aux Folles’: “Glad to be gay”

The Broadway classic returns to London in a new limited-run production at the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if, apart from the weather, there was any rain on this parade. “I was raised a Christian. Humiliation is my lot”. Yes, I understand, honey…

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10 August, 2023

English contents, Reviews

alexandra wate roberts, ben culleton, billy carter, camp, caraig armstrong, carl mullaney, comedy, daniele coombe, debbie kurup, drag queen, emma johnson, gay, george lynham, harvey ebbage, harvey fierstein, hemi yeroham, i am who i am, jack allen anderson, jean poiret, jerry herman, john owen jones, jordan lee davies, jp mccue, julie jupp, la cage aux folles, lewis easter, lgbt, musical, musical theatre, richard kyro nelson, shakeel kimotho, sophie pourret, taylor bradshaw, the best of times, tim sheader, tom bales, transvestite
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