A feel-good, bright, and cheesy night of fun, Bill Kenwright’s 2019 revival of this Andrew Lloyd Webber classic is a treat for all ages and tastes. Sold into slavery for annoying his brothers with prophetic dreams, the story chronicles the life of Joseph, son of Jacob.
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The Dark Carnival offers a unique perspective on the underworld and the afterlife, one where doom and gloom has been traded for husky jazz and smuggled whisky. God has seemingly left everyone adrift in a gap between the dreaded Hell and an ‘at capacity’ Heaven which turns desperate souls away, and the living let opportunities to connect with the dead pass them by.
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‘My Fair Lady’ is the musical adaptation of George Bernard Shaw’s 1912 play ‘Pygmalion’. Set in Edwardian London, it follows the metamorphosis of a coarse young guttersnipe into a charming young lady through the guidance of a distinguished but provocative phonetician.
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How do we find fulfilment? What makes a life worth living? These are the questions that Pippin tries to answer.
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Ghost the Musical returns to Edinburgh in a reimagined version of the musical inspired by the 1990 film of the same name. This production features new music and an expanded book alongside the original staging from the 2011 production.
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Disclaimers posted around the Edinburgh Playhouse for the UK tour of Jersey Boys state that the performance contains a gunshot and ‘genuine New Jersey language’. This intrigued me more than anything […]
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