
From the first flush of teenage romance to the heartbreaking despair when it all goes pear shaped, music plays a crucial role.

For almost two hours, the audience at Hamer Hall were in the palm of the hand of Broadway's bare-footed Diva, Idina Menzel.

One of those rare experiences which will be unique to every watching individual but which has the power to bond each person together.

This kind of story telling, I think, rests on the performer's ability to convince that the story is real, and for me this wasn't coming through here.

A funny, heartwarming production that marks the company’s debut attempt at crafting a children’s work, it’s as immediately charming and entertaining as it is profoundly ambitious and accomplished.