Oompa loompa doompety doo I’ve got a Broadway puzzle for you Oompa loompa doompety dee If you are wise you’ll listen to me What do you get when you cut all […]
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory review [Broadway 2017]
Bandstand review
A surprise gem, Bandstand transcends its simple premise to deliver a compelling story with terrific music and performance energy to spare.
Hello, Dolly! review [Broadway 2017]
It’s so nice to have Mrs Dolly Levi back where she belongs, bringing infinite joy to capacity audiences on Broadway. At one time Broadway’s longest running musical, Hello, Dolly! shines again in […]
A Bronx Tale review [Broadway 2017]
Filling the gap for New York baby boomers left by the closure of mega hit Jersey Boys, ambitious new musical A Bronx Tale has entertaining moments but struggles to overcome the unusual […]
Dear Evan Hansen review [Broadway]
Modern, fresh and wholly original, Dear Evan Hansen hits the zeitgeist of the current dangers of loneliness despite the perpetual availability of digital connections and the constant barrage of digital communication.
Come From Away review
Contrasting many of the mega-budget, high-tech new musicals, the simple staging of Come From Away wins hearts with its soaring humanity.
Anastasia the new Broadway Musical review
Gorgeous music and impeccable design combine to tell a captivating story in the long awaited stage adaption of Anastasia.
Groundhog Day the Musical review
Reuniting many of the high wattage talents behind Matilda, new musical Groundhog Day is a slickly produced, crowd-pleasing show in the best Broadway tradition.
In Transit review
New Broadway musical In Transit is doubly unique, winning points for both its originality and for being an entirely performed a cappella.
Sunset Boulevard review [Broadway 2017]
To borrow Norma Desmond’s expression, Glenn Close is enjoying a phenomenal “return” to Broadway, and to her 1994 Tony-winning role, with this unique, glossy, concert-like staging of Sunset Boulevard.
Man in Chair 