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Musicals Archives - Page 27 of 41 - One4Review

Miss Sign-On

August 8, 2008 |

Although I have seen a lot of musicals over the years and although we are huge fans of the genre, neither Sheila or myself had come across this one before and always keen to try new ones, I decided … Read More

Big Bruvva The Musical

August 8, 2008 |

I suppose it was inevitable. There have been musicals made about virtually every subject under the sun, so why not one loosely on this TV reality show? Why not in deed if the product is of the same high … Read More

Missing Mel

August 8, 2008 |

It never fails to amaze me what can be done by a company when they set their mind to it and this is one such production. Youth Theatre UK have taken this brand new musical written by by Kath … Read More

The British Ambassador’s Belly Dancer

August 8, 2008 |

This is the true story of Nadira Murray, “from the slums to the Ambassadorial palace of Uzbekistan”. Nadira’s life starts off in a kind of idle as part of Russia her parents are classically trained thespians and are held … Read More

The Musical of Musicals, The Musical!

August 8, 2008 |

For those of us obsessed by musical theatre there have been several shows which copy styles, lyrics and music from other musicals but none to my knowledge quite as blatant as “The Musical of Musicals The Musical” presented by … Read More

Pippin

August 8, 2007 |

I adore this musical yet I have only ever seen amateur productions, as it is not frequently performed. It is suitable for small groups but is most often performed by large companies. In this case this fringe adaptation is … Read More

Failed States

August 8, 2007 |

An innocent man finds himself trapped in a nightmare world as laws designed to protect against the threat of terror wreak havoc upon his life. Joseph is an American living in the UK with his pregnant Persian fiancée, some … Read More

Richard O’Brien’s   Mepheistopheles Smith

August 8, 2007 |

It is probably not a well-known fact that this is the second outing at the Fringe for ‘Mephistopheles Smith’. First time round in 1995 it was its creator Richard O’Brien in the title role and from what we remember … Read More

From OZ to Edinburgh via Broadway

August 8, 2007 |

Jay Weston managed to come from Australia to Edinburgh for a short run during the Fringe Festival but also managed to catch a bad cold and throat infection. I was unaware of the extent of his illness but was … Read More