All posts tagged Broadway
*’Oh Hello, Broadway’ Review – Theatre is the hot new thing… on Netflix
*‘Oh hello’, a phrase exclaimed in greeting when one wishes to convey surprise and a discernible amount of polite hesitancy in their response, more often than not to mask a […]
The Struggling Artist in Film Musicals
I began writing this piece in the wake of the La La Land hype that was sweeping the world. For the record, I did enjoy it though I see its […]
A Series of Unfortunate Events Season One – A Review Not for the Fainthearted
If you are interested in reviews about happy shows now streaming online, you would be better off reading some other review. Close this tab, click on an alternative link– preferably one featuring pictures of […]
Five Shows to see in 2017
2017 is shaping up to be yet another great year for theatre in London! Listed below are my top five picks for must see shows of 2017… The Wild […]
Hamilton Vs Trump
With the American election rapidly approaching, the whole world is raked with anxiety about this year’s candidates. And surprisingly enough, this year’s campaign has been captured in ‘Hamilton’: the phenomena […]
MABEL NORMAND: The Unapproachable Comedienne
This is the second article in a five-part series – MATRIARCHS – in which Arts Editor Connor Gotto explores some of the forgotten women from across the arts; pioneers of […]
Broadway, different from the West End?
Theatre made in America. Theatre created in Britain. What is the real difference? Would you rather have New York’s Broadway or London’s West End? American and British Theatre both have […]
CULTURE SHOCK: Beyond The West End
London’s West End is one of the world’s most booming theatre districts, representing the highest level of commercial theatre in the English-speaking world (along with New York’s Broadway). Across the […]
Hamilton review
‘Hamilton’ is an unlikely phenomenon. A two-hour rap musical about a secondary figure in the American War of Independence seems like a recipe for disaster, as opposed to an ideal […]