Aladdin | Live Show Review
The show is so faithful to the film that even the most observant five-year-old would struggle to find fault with it
The show is so faithful to the film that even the most observant five-year-old would struggle to find fault with it
This is a charming production with a fantastic cast, some beautiful sets and a gloriously camp villain who children will love as much as loathe
The sung-through show progresses at a breathless pace, and viewers unfamiliar with the plot may well struggle to follow the events
Goold, one of our very finest directors, oversees it all with a quiet confidence, allowing the pensive qualities of the film space to breathe
The cast does an outstanding job of conveying the camaraderie between the mums, the quiet tensions underlying their interactions, and their eventual love for each other as they learn to support rather...
Flowers for Mrs Harris deserves all the bouquets bestowed upon it
The story of Branwen and her family is a tale of magic, greed and hubris as two nations seek to become one
Nothing hits home quite like that magnificent exchange between a brassy band and the silvery ring of tap shoes
For those willing to take the psychic journey on offer, this remains a singular and wonderful show
A take-no-prisoners knees-up that can be both knockabout and surprisingly moving