Our whole family loves everything about the theatre and as soon as our children were old enough to sit still for long enough, they were dragged there too! Luckily the kids love it as much as we do, so much so that our daughter is now a qualified Make-up artist for tv & film and our six year old belongs to a drama school and has been desperate to be the next Stephen Mulhern since he was two! - (Actually, slight fib, he was obsessed with Bradley Walsh at two, but since Three its all about the Mulhern!) … So we get to see many a variety of performances from Murder Mysteries to Comedies, from Julia Donaldson to Katherine Ryan, from Ballet to Musicals and it’s not just us, we go with the Grandparents and friends most school holidays too, so we are thrilled at the opportunity to carry out reviews, but please remember this is totally our own opinion, every mind thinks differently, especially when it comes to Theatre Darhling!
Whatever show you go to see, we would love to hear about it. After all, there are many shows you just wouldn’t be interested in going to see until someone else recommends it, so please feel free to let us know your thoughts. More importantly though …. Enjoy!
Back to the Future - The Musical Review at The Adelphi Theatre, in London’s Westend - We went along to see the stage show version of the iconic and much loved, 80’s Movie ‘Back to the Future’ and boy were we pleased we did! Find out more about what we thought in our review and whether Marty Mcfly managed to not only save the clock tower, but get back to 1985!!!
Read MoreAnnie The Musical Review at The Orchard Theatre in Dartford, Kent, starring Craig Revel Horwood as Miss Hannigan - Annie The Musical is a production set in New York in the 1930’s and is about an orphanage, run by the very dislikable Miss Hannigan, excellently played by Craig Revel Horwood. This high-spirited family show follows the courageous and lovable orphaned Annie, fabulously played by Poppy Cunningham, as she decides to run away to try and find her long-lost, parents.
Read MoreReview: For those of you not old enough to remember, the story is about the Rawlins, three orphaned children, who were evacuated from London during the wartime and were very lucky to end up living in a home belonging to the very magical, but mysterious and ever so lovely Eglantine Price … and soon became owners of an actual, magical flying bed!!
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