Broadway Showtunes Review: A veritable talent-fest!
Broadway Showtunes by Big Little Theatre School is bringing Broadway magic to the Pavilion Theatre, featuring more than 150 young performers and a flawless live orchestra, 17-19 July.
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Moscow City Ballet Swan Lake
A full house literally bristled with excitement before the curtain went up for Swan Lake performed by the Moscow City Ballet.
MODIFYING HUMANS: where does genetics stop?
Entertaining and wonderfully thought provoking – not always experiences which go together.
REVIEW: Tell Me On A Sunday starring Jodie Prenger
at Lighthouse, Poole’s Centre for the Arts. It must be daunting to take on the challenge of touring a show associated with some of the darlings of musical theatre. But it was clear from the opening note of Take That Look Off Your Face that Jodie Prenger was going to make Tell Me On A Sunday her own.
The Mousetrap
Lighthouse Poole, Monday 29 February 2016 Review by Liz Turner
I’m now proud to be a member of a very exclusive club – even though there must be many hundreds and thousands of other members. I know ‘who did it’ in The Mousetrap.
The Beach Boys Band
Barrington Theatre, Saturday 16 January Review by Janine Pulford Seeing the Beach Boys Band at the Barrington Theatre in Ferndown was a dose of nostalgia I’d been looking forward to and what a superb tribute act it was, immortalising the sound I remembered from my youth. A few well-positioned palm trees and short-sleeved, stripy shirts…
Review of Peter Pan, Lighthouse, Poole Centre for the Arts
By Liz Turner We were promised something different this year at Lighthouse and wow didn’t we get it – this show really flies! Don’t expect a traditional pantomime – this new musical version of Peter Pan takes the audience to a whole different level of entertainment. This is real theatre but with enough fairy dust…
Avenue Q
REVIEW: Avenue Q at Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth, 10 August – Review by Jasmine Watkiss. At first, I wasn’t sure what to expect from a musical featuring puppets and their puppeteers side by side, but with a Tony Award ‘Triple Crown’ for Best Musical, Best Score and Best Book, Avenue Q seemed like a risk worth taking.