The show is about love, an intimate musical journey. Friends searching for love. Some in the right places others not so successful.
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Grammy award winning Lucky Oceans rounded up a team of extraordinarily talented musicians for a raucous evening of barrel house blues.
John and his long-term male partner power toward separation in a series of fiery exchanges. Leaps in time and toxicity are punctuated like a boxing match leading ultimately to the most unexpected of revelations; John has met and begun an emotional and sexual relationship with a woman.
Genuinely a show with something for everyone but above all, simply great fun.
Expelled from the Royal Shakespeare Company for 'artistic differences' actor Garry Starr defies his critics by performing every genre of theatre possible.
This production is an overwhelming triumph. The conductor, Andrea Molino, understands the score so deeply that by the third scene the musical language seemed completely natural, embracing both lyricism and disjunction comfortably.
A musical about a man with multiple personalities, Herringbone showcases the multiple talents of actor, singer, dancer, Jay James-Moody.
The title sounds like Last Night of the Proms with Land of Hope and Glory as the finale. Nothing could be further from the case.
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