All Shook Up – 12 July 2017, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield ***** So far I have resisted musicals based on the songs of an individual artist, but I gave in to see All Shook Up, based on the songs of Elvis Presley. Performed by Woodseats Musical Theatre Company, the feel good musical Continue Reading
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Sister Act – 5 July 2017, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield
Sister Act – 5 July 2017, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield Growing up in a family where the original movie was a film favourite, I was delighted to be in the audience for the opening night of Easy Street Theatre Company’s production of Sister Act, at Montgomery Theatre until Saturday 8th July. Sister Act tells the story Continue Reading
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels – 10 May 2017, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels – 10 May 2017, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield ***** As a fan of both musicals and stories of cons, I was delighted to be in the audience for the opening night of the South Yorkshire premier of a show that combines the two, Southey Musical Theatre’s production of Continue Reading
Singin’ In The Rain – 10 May 2017, Sheffield City Hall
Singin’ In The Rain – 10 May 2017, Sheffield City Hall I have a confession, Singin’ In The Rain is my favourite musical of all time, so of course I couldn’t be anywhere else than in the audience for the opening night of Manor Operatic Society’s production at Sheffield City Continue Reading
The Producers – 26 April 2017, University of Sheffield Drama Studio
The Producers – 26 April 2017, University of Sheffield Drama Studio ***** If it wasn’t one of my boyfriend’s favourite musicals I may never have discovered Mel Brooks’ The Producers but after seeing the hilarious original film I was delighted that we were both in the audience for Sheffield University Performing Continue Reading
A Chorus Line – 10 April 2017, Yellow Arch Studios, Sheffield
A Chorus Line – 10 April 2017, Yellow Arch Studios, Sheffield (Written by guest reviewer Peter Taranaski) Tickets available for the show between 10-13 April 2017 here Easy Street Theatre’s Facebook page here Introduction Through the courtyard and into the rather hip and bohemian venue known as the “Yellow Arch” Continue Reading