Queen fans are used to the showmanship and outlandish storytelling of their favourite group so it’s no wonder that, an astonishing 20 years since it premiered, they’re still
The mist swirls around the stage at Chichester Festival Theatre, transporting the audience back 100 years to the murky gloom of the harbour salt marshes and threatening a
The last time Jonathan Church’s dazzling touring production of Singin’ In The Rain soaked the boards at Milton Keynes Theatre (2014) I boldly stated that the show had
Fatal Attraction – the 1987 hit thriller starring Michael Douglas and Glenn Close – was memorable for many things but noteworthy was its introduction into the English language
After a pandemically long delay Andrew Lloyd Webber’s monster smash, School of Rock, stormed into Milton Keynes Theatre last night at the start of its UK tour. Lessons
Did he or didn’t he? In an age of ‘Cancel Culture’, when unfounded gossip and innuendo can destroy lives and reputations, how can we condemn without certainty? It’s
Acting like kids is child’s play for the grown-ups from Mischief Theatre who earn gold stars for being class clowns in their latest riotous stage show. The gagsters
The dazzling, multi award-winning musical Dreamgirls, has embarked on its first ever tour of the UK, arriving at Milton Keynes Theatre this Tuesday. Meet the Dreams – Effie,
The American diner is as ubiquitous and iconic as a slice of mom’s apple pie. The movie versions are seemingly open 24-hours a day with their neon signs
Olivier award-winning comedy favourites, Mischief, have fast become a global phenomenon with their slapstick gags and fast paced shows. Now the company is back on the road with