All posts tagged musical
Song Review: ‘Family’ by Dreamgirls’ Durone Stokes.
As the theatre production of Dreamgirls prepares for its closing show, one member – Durone Stokes –commemorates this hit musical by re-inventing the song ‘Family’. During act one C.C White […]
Exclusive Review: A Star is Born leaves you dazzled…
Honestly, I have never been so floored by the end of a film as I was by A Star is Born. This film is not just about an alcoholic, famous country […]
Mumma Mia, Here We Go Again, Another Sequel
Lead. The sequel to the 2008 smash hit has been widely anticipated, not just by ABBA lovers. News of Cher joining the cast only increased the expectations of fans and […]
Exclusive Preview: West End on Wardour, Wednesday 18th July @ 100 Wardour St
No matter your destination in London, whatever winding road you walk up, you are bound to come across a theatre. London is known for showcasing a variety of theatrical shows […]
Review of ‘Bury Street Soul Sundays’ @ Quaglino’s
I regularly use CUB to promote the latest events happening at Quaglino’s and last Sunday I was lucky enough to dine at Quaglino’s myself as part of their ‘Bury Street […]
Let it glow: The Magical Lantern Festival
The countdown to Christmas is officially underway; social media is ablaze with festive-themed posts of Winter Wonderland, Christmas markets and ice skating antics. Oh and of course central London is […]
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 […]
Obama’s Foreign Policy: Triumphs and Missteps
Barack Obama took office in 2009 with the upmost confidence that he would be able to dramatically improve America’s relationships with many states around the world. Eight years down the […]
‘Condolences’: Interview
“I want it to be instinctive” Queen Mary Theatre Company’s New Writers’ Festival is being performed on the first weekend of March. To celebrate one of the society’s best festivals, […]