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BWW Review of the year 2024: Critic’s Choice

Posted on December 24, 2024 by cherylmarkosky

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Here are some of my favourite picks from the past year – and what I’d like to see in 2025. Read my BroadwayWorld article here

Posted in Reviews | Tagged 2024, a chorus line, adam cooper, Alan Bennett, Ashley Christmas, best, best shows 2024, Broadway World, Bush Theatre, come from away, comedy, cubic theatre, Deborah Warner, ed kleban, Emily Jupp, Faith Omole, Gerard McCabe, gillian lynne theatre, Graham Eatough, Harold Pinter, Harry Beck, harry burden, hello dolly, Imelda Staunton, Jane Horrocks, juno and the paycock, Lewis Cornay, london palladium, Marie Jones, mark rylance, Matthew McElhinney, matthew warchus, Menier Chocolate Factory, musical, my fathers fable, Omnibus Theatre, Paul Higgins, play, Rakie Ayola, ralph fiennes, Richard Jones, Riverside Studios, sadlers wells, Salisbury Playhouse, Sean Linnen, Shaun Blaney, Sian Phillips, Simon Russell Beale, Stones In His Pockets, Summer 1954, Table Number Seven, Terence Rattigan, terry hinde, The Birthday Party, The Browning Version, the cabinet minister, The History Boys, The Truth About Harry Beck, theatre, Theatre Royal Bath, This Is Memorial Device, Ustinov studio, Victoria Yeates, West End, Wormholes | Leave a reply

BWW Review: STEPHEN SONDHEIM’S OLD FRIENDS, CAST RECORDING

Posted on December 17, 2023 by cherylmarkosky

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Superb soundtrack of Stephen Sondheim’s West End tribute. Read my Broadway World review here

Posted in Reviews | Tagged Alfonso Casado Trigo, Anna-Jane Casey, Bernadette Peters, Bonnie Langford, Broadway, Cameron Mackintosh, cast recording, Damian Lewis, First Night Records/Arts Music Inc, Gary Wilmot, Gielgud Theatre, Hadyn Gwynne, Imelda Staunton, Janie Dee, Jason Pennycooke, Joanna Riding, Judi Dench, Julian Ovenden, Lea Salonga, Lee McCutcheon, live, Maria Friedman, Michael Ball, Michael D Xavier, Petula Clark, Prince Edward Theatre, Rob Brydon, Sondheim Theatre, soundtrack, Stephen Metcalfe, Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends: A Celebration, West End tribute, Wildtone Studios | Leave a reply

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