The Play What I Wrote at Malvern Theatres: Review

The Play What I Wrote at Malvern Theatres: Review

Written and performed in the style of Morcambe and Wise, The Play What I Wrote at Malvern Theatres is full of affectionate references to their famous skits. Yet instead of impersonating the esteemed Eric and Ernie, writers Sean Foley and Hamish McColl created new protagonists. Dennis and Thom are a failing double act. In an…

The Dresser at Malvern Theatres: Review

The Dresser at Malvern Theatres: Review

Ronald Harwood’s entertaining portrait of life backstage is widely regarded as one of the most acclaimed dramas of modern theatre. Directed by multi-award winning Terry Johnson and starring Julian Clary and Matthew Kelly in unusually serious roles, the current tour of The Dresser couldn’t fail to be a hit. We went to opening night at…

Peter Pan Pantomime at Malvern Theatres: Review
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Peter Pan Pantomime at Malvern Theatres: Review

Where’s me mates? Here we are! The inimitable Mark James returns to Malvern Theatres after an unplanned break for the car crash that was 2020. This year’s panto is Peter Pan. But look out Neverland, Captain Hook is back! It’s time for a Swashbuckling adventure with all our favourite characters. Despite everything we’ve all been…

Alice in Wonderland at The Old Rep Theatre Birmingham: Review
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Alice in Wonderland at The Old Rep Theatre Birmingham: Review

[AD] Press tickets (photos courtesy of The Old Rep Theatre) There’s nothing quite like sharing an old favourite story with your children is there? Especially when you were the star of that story. This Winter, Alice is taking a trip back to Wonderland at The Old Rep Theatre in Birmingham. And this time, her children…

Copenhagen at Malvern Theatres: Review
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Copenhagen at Malvern Theatres: Review

In Copenhagen at Malvern Theatres, four worlds merge. History, politics, physics and theatre. To fully appreciate the production, the audience will need at least a passable understanding of them all. This fast paced, atmospheric play is so gripping that you can almost overlook the empty seats still in place due to social distancing. Starting from…