I’ve been with my employer for 7 years exactly, today. May not be a big deal to most people, but given that I have only just turned 26 years old, I don’t know many other people my age who can say they’ve stuck with a Company since the age of 19 😀 Just a pity […]
A last goodbye to Betty Blue Eyes… perhaps!
On Saturday evening I took Max to see Betty Blue Eyes, as he’d never seen it before (and I knew that if there was ever a musical made for him…! heh), and I was desperate to see it at least once more before it closes on September 24th 2011. I’ve previously reviewed Betty Blue Eyes […]
REVIEW: Respect La Diva – Garrick Theatre, London
It’s Thursday evening, and I find myself kindly invited along to see the World Premiere of the latest West End production to throw open its doors – Respect La Diva! Billed as “a spectacular and uplifting musical celebration paying tribute to some of the greatest female singers of all-time” – this sounded PERFECT for a […]
EDITORIAL: Why I think we need CATS once again prowling the West End!
You may well scoff at me when I say this, but I very strongly believe that the West End needs a revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic, and once the longest running in the World, musical, CATS! This week we have heard of yet more shows on the West End and fringes closing early, and, […]
Les Livres et Les Tasses – my new name for Les Mis!
*If you are after my review of Alfie Boe and Matt Lucas, currently starring in Les Misérables at the Queen’s Theatre, London, please click here, thanks!* On Saturday, Max and I decided to try for some of the on-the-day £10 standing tickets to see Les Misérables – largely because I was, as always, in dire […]
Gari Wellingham 