In Review: Two Gentlemen of Verona
If the ending of The Taming of the Shrew is problematic, and hence an interesting challenge for directors, the ending … Continue reading In Review: Two Gentlemen of Verona
Author: Jane Sunderland
In Review: The Unsociables
The Unsociables Congratulations to Director Louise Ingham, writers Steve Fairclough, Jack Hathaway, Ann Wilson and Lawrence Wilson and the entire … Continue reading In Review: The Unsociables
In review: The Hound of the Baskervilles
The question that must most often come to the mind of any Sherlock Holmes fan about to see this as … Continue reading In review: The Hound of the Baskervilles
In Review: Romeo and Juliet
Romeo and Juliet is probably a play best performed by teenagers. Or so I was convinced after watching the opening … Continue reading In Review: Romeo and Juliet
In Review: The BFG
Robert Pickavance is The BFG at The Dukes While Roald Dahl’s children’s novel The Big Friendly Giant is full of … Continue reading In Review: The BFG
In Review: We are Three Sisters
Northen Broadsides’ production of Blake Morrison’s new play We are Three Sisters, directed by Barrie Rutter, which focusses on the … Continue reading In Review: We are Three Sisters
In Review: Cabaret
The cast of Cabaret, this year’s joint musical show from students of Lancaster Royal Grammar School and Lancaster Girls’ Grammar … Continue reading In Review: Cabaret
In Review: Beaumont Dance Company’s “Targetted”
Probably only someone who is not a dancer (like me) would try to define what dance is, but I’ll have … Continue reading In Review: Beaumont Dance Company’s “Targetted”
In Review: Quicksand
Curtis Cole as Leo and Cristina Catalina as Elka in Quicksand Produced by The Dukes and Theatre by the Lake, … Continue reading In Review: Quicksand
In Review: Chess
The huge amount of information on the internet about Chess shows that critical reception of this 1980s musical has been … Continue reading In Review: Chess