Review: The Long Lost River Song
utterly charming, intimate music and dining experience
Published by Rachel Blackman
Review: Simply Soweto Encha
Powerful, often moving, always infectiously uplifting
Published by Paul Levy
Review: Company
Sondheim would be proud of this show
Published by Nigel Nevinson
Review: The Opinion Makers
"fast-paced, wise-cracking, and hilarious musical. "
Published by Tim Pilcher and Sue Bradley
Review: The Bloody Ballad
" has the potential to become a cult hit."
Published by Tim Pilcher & Sue Bradley
Review: My Friend Lester
"the singer and the saxophonist have a great musical rapport "
Published by Nigel Nevinson
Review: Bel Canto Bowie
An adventure into the un-Bown.
Published by Prerna Ashok
Review: Sinatra: the final curtain
If you like Sinatra you will love this musical journey through a back catalogue that has authentic voices in tune with his fans
Published by Donald C Stewart
Review: [title of show]
A post-modern homage to the great Broadway musical
Published by Vivienne Egan
Review: A Glee Inspired Romeo and Juliet
An original take on a classic that just fails to ignite but carries us along pleasantly
Published by Donald C Stewart
Review: Pianoforte, My Life
"there's an intriguing atmosphere to this production"
Published by Paul Levy
Review: Shirley Gnome
"a wild evening of sexually fuelled country rock"
Published by Anthony Lou Macari
Review: Jollyboat -not seen on TV
"I predict this ship will sail on the comedy high seas for some time"
Published by David Mounfield
Review: Africa Entsha
Outstanding and life-affirming.
Published by Paul Levy
Review: The Ray Charles Experience
A soft-shoe shuffling tribute to one of the world’s greatest musicians.
Published by Tim Pilcher & Sue Bradley
Review: Miss Givings
Fine singing, evocative and sweet
Published by Paul Levy
Review: Nick Pynn and Kate Daisy Grant
An evening of musical virtuosity by a pair of award-winning performers.
Published by Tim Pilcher & Sue Bradley
Review: Mindfulmess
Introspective and soothing music that speaks louder than words
Published by Prerna Ashok
Review: Mr. Carmen
A sensory delight full of fantastic images that linger on
Published by Clare Simpson
Review: Wild West End
A wild witch's cauldron of wit, fun and song-and-dance
Published by Shirley Jaffe
Review: Songs of Lear
A profound, spiritual performance
Published by Clare Simpson
Review: Key 89
Enchanting recital from Fringe regular, Sebastian Thirlway
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Active Virgin
The girl can’t help it in this wonderful new musical parodying our obsession with the unattainable body beautiful.
Published by Catriona Ruth Paterson
Review: Departure Lounge
Tans, teeth, tenors and a buxom wench from the Wirral
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Rubies in the Attic
These delightful singing Dolls create a diamond show
Published by Catriona Ruth Paterson
Review: Brian Kellock Trio
Sublime jazz from one of the most accomplished pianists on the circuit.
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: The Blanks’ Big Break
Ted's Band from Scrubs resting on borrowed laurels
Published by Dan Lentell
Review: Anthony Rapp – Without You
The best Broadway star life story since Elaine Stritch.
Published by Benet Catty
Review: Clinton The Musical
New musical gets President seal of approval
Published by Benet Catty
Review: Re-Animator The Musical
Finally a worthy successor to the Rocky Horror Show
Published by Jayne Gross
Review: The Blitz Sisters
1940's Nostalgia
Published by Althea Stentiford
Review: Company
A Sondheim classic presented by the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s musical theatre students.
Published by Jayne Gross
Review: Moon
Unique voices on the Fringe
Published by Paul Levy
Review: The Boy Friend
"has an energy, freshness and enthusiasm"
Published by Mike Fitzgerald
Review: Eidolon
Fleeting dream world touches many strings without saying anything
Published by James Davidson
Review: The Troubador’s Tale
Awesome original music accompanied by hit and miss animation performed with charm
Published by Jeffrey Jay Fowler
Review: Faust
A retelling of Goethe's Faust, using a chorus of musicians, song and modern rhyme to bring the original story into a new generation.
Published by Simon Magnus
Review: Trumpton Comes Alive
Delightful, nostalgic, and times flies by.
Published by Paul Levy
Review: Rainbow Ride
Multi-audio-visual-physical ride through the spectrum
Published by Paul Levy
Review: Peter Straker’s Brel
A wonderful evening for Brel lovers sung by a master
Published by Gail Louw
Review: English Chamber Choir
The English Chamber Choir present some complex choral works in one of Brighton's most grandiose venues.
Published by Adele Bates
Review: Scene of the Titans
An intriguing true story presented in musical format.
Published by Alison Pollard-Mansergh
Review: Jet Set Go
High camp at high altitude
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Sweet Charity
The Male Version of the Popular Musical
Published by Althea Stentiford
Review: The Deacon
An authentic tale of Edinburgh for Edinburgh.
Published by Sam James
Review: In The Pink
Winning smiles and some slick choreography from Oxford’s all-girl a cappella group.
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Constance and Sinestra
Wonderfully bizarre and perfectly fantastical.
Published by Sam James
Review: Spring Awakening
Public school students rock the house.
Published by Benet Catty
Review: Wasted Love
An alternative method in dealing with heartbreak.
Published by Sam James
Review: Rickett’s Lane
"intelligently stupid and charming"
Published by Jorik Mol
Review: The Horne Section
" a boisterous, bonkers, outstandingly entertaining comedic romp"
Published by M.T.
Review: Fresher the Musical
An entertaining musical comedy performed by a slick ensemble
Published by Roe Lane
Review: Cluedo: Murder at Tudor Hall
As ridiculous as the title suggests. Cluedo’s a murderous musical.
Published by Sam James
Review: 13 – The Musical
A teen ensemble with talent.
Published by Vivienne Egan
Review: Pollyanna meets Piaf
A Moving Insight into One Womans Quest to find Herself
Published by Althea Stentiford
Review: Camille O Sullivan: Feel
An extraordinary performer, an extraordinary voice.
Published by Andrew Allen
Review: Dance Marathon
An opportunity to strut your stuff all night long: good, cheesy fun
Published by Clare Simpson
Review: Playing Politics
Political parody and satire at its absolute best – hits every nail on the head
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Mission Drift
Musical theatre bursting with energy and ideas
Published by Clare Simpson
Review: Kim Edgar
Singer/songwriter at the top of her game
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Flanders and Swann
FitzHigam captivates the audience.
Published by Dan Lentell
