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
BWW Review of the year 2024: Critic’s Choice
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Tag Archives: Riverside Studios
BWW Review: IZZARD HAMLET, Riverside Studios
To go solo, or not to go solo? That is the question. Read my full Broadway World review of Eddie Izzard’s one-person version of Hamlet here
BWW Review: This is Memorial Device, Riverside Studios
Must-see dark comedy about the rise and fall of an obscure Scottish post-punk band in the 80s. Read my full Broadway World review here
Musical Magazines Review: FLOWERS FOR MRS HARRIS, Riverside Studios
A scent of old-fashioned charm infuses Flowers for Mrs Harris at the Riverside Studios. Read my full Musicals Magazine review, obtainable here
BWW Review: OTHELLO, Riverside Studios
Three’s a crowd with multiple Iagos in this bold and fiercely tense version of Shakespeare’s tragedy. Read my full Broadway World review here
Walk Listen Create blog: A riverside walk along the Thames Path
What could be better than walking beside the river on the Thames Path? Read my full Walk Listen Create walking blog here
BWW Review: I FOUND MY HORN, Riverside Studios
After a divorce Jasper decides to take up the French horn again. And play in front of the entire British Horn Society. What can possibly go wrong? Read my full Broadway World review here
BWW 2022 Year in Review – and Picks for 2023!
2022 faves included Theatre Royal Bath’s Into the Woods and Spike at Riverside Studios. And a look ahead to 2023’s Brief Encounter, Roman Holiday and Brian Cox in The Score. Read my full Broadway World feature here
BWW Review: HORSE-PLAY, Riverside Studios
Fancy spicing up your sex life? Married couple Tim and Tom decide to do so with a male escort in a sex dungeon. What could possibly go wrong? Read my full Broadway World review here
BWW Interview: Director Cressida Brown talks THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF SMACK AND CRACK
Cressida Brown discusses a love story set against a backdrop of addiction and riots at the height of Thatcherism in the 80s. Read my Broadway World story here
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