Category: theatre
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Fisherman’s Friends Review 2023 at Curve, Leicester
A harmonious production with heaps of heart and sole. *PR tickets in return for an honest review* Fisherman’s Friends The Musical has dropped its anchor at Curve, Leicester and is here until 1st April before continuing their voyage toward new seas in Torquay, Cornwall, Cambridge, Bristol, Glasgow and Wimbledon. A group of Cornish fishermen sing…
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Jersey Boys Review at Royal & Derngate, Northampton
Oh, what a night, we were in for with the smash-hit jukebox musical, Jersey Boys! Jersey Boys, the Broadway and west end smash hit musical has opened at the Royal & Derngate in Northampton from 21 Mar until 1 Apr as part of the UK tour which will also come to the Curve theatre in…
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An Inspector Calls UK Tour 2023 Review, Curve Theatre Leicester
Maybe I have a slight affinity to An Inspector Calls due to the reminiscent memories of schooling days, but there’s something to be said about a play that still has you questioning your own morals and thought processes decades on from its original publication dat
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Girl from the North Country Review – The Curve Theatre, Leicester
Girl from the North Country is an exceptional piece of theatre which breaks the jukebox musical mould
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Coppelia – Varna International Ballet at De Monfort Hall Review
Coppelia – Varna International Ballet at De Monfort Hall Review
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Birmingham Royal Ballet – Swan Lake at The Hippodrome Review
A stunning display of effortlessly polished ballet Swan Lake is renowned for being one of the most technically challenging and demanding of the classical ballets, but the Birmingham Royal Ballet made it seem effortless. They filled the stage, they transitioned with ease. They glided, pirouetted and leapt with ease and definition. Choreography by Sir Peter Wright…
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Annie (2023) Review at The Curve Theatre, Leicester
Leapin’ lizards, Leicester! Annie has premiered and for those of you who have bagged tickets to the sell-out tour across the UK and Ireland… I think you’re gonna like it here!
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Mog, The Forgetful Cat at The Curve, Leicester
Our 16-month-old enjoyed every meow-ment of The Wardrobe Ensemble’s creation of Mog, The Forgetful Cat. The loveable classic by Judith Kerr follows Mog’s adventure throughout the year from stopping a burglary, causing chaos at the V.E.T, munching on eggs and stealing the cat show. She might be a forgetful cat, but her story is one…
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The Ocean at the End of the Lane Review [The Curve, Leicester]
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For a night of magic, wonder and haunting chills – grab your tickets to see The Ocean at the End of the Lane and dive deep into an ocean of adventure which will grab your hand and remind you to look deeper, think harder and remember, all is never, ever, as it seems.
Lauren in Leicester 