The Phantom of the Opera Is Returning to Broadway – Will It Succeed? October 27, 2021 After a hiatus, the Phantom of the Opera is returning to the stage. Broadway welcomes back its longest-serving play in its history, with the Majestic Theatre hosting the first edition on October 22. The misanthropic composer is based on Gaston Leroux’s novel, Le Fantôme de L’Opéra, and commands audiences annually, so expectations surrounding the play’s success are high. It may be a classic, yet it continues to appeal to new audiences regularly, and this season won’t be any different. Like this:Like Loading...
7 Differences Between The Play And The Film ‘Macbeth’ June 24, 2020 Who hasn’t heard about Shakespeare, right? Most of us have read various plays of Shakespeare, such as Macbeth in our schools and colleges, and several of us have even performed in school plays. The best thing about Shakespeare is that it is even more magical to see it on the screen and being performed than reading it on your own. Like this:Like Loading...
Why New York Is The Ultimate City For Music Lovers October 3, 2019 While music fans the world over often debate which city has had the biggest impact on our eardrums over the years, New York tends to stand head and shoulders above the rest – and here’s why. Like this:Like Loading...
Dan Says – Week Eight March 18, 2019 I had the absolute pleasure of catching ‘Benidorm Live’ this week; a live version of the hit TV show written by Derren Litten. The show translates to stage perfectly; it’s essentially like this mini pantomime…it’s funny, it’s ambitious, it’s tongue-in-chic and it featured my favourite characters from the season – the wonderful Joyce Temple-Savage played by Sherrie Hewson, is elegant and hysterical and commands the stage! Like this:Like Loading...
Dan Says – Week Five February 25, 2019 This week marks a pretty favourable one for myself, if I do say so myself…after last week’s dick pic exploration, I’ve been a lot more PC this week and kept my clothes on… Like this:Like Loading...
Berlin Turns It On For European Shooting Stars: We Speak To Icelandic Actress Kristin Þóra Haraldsdóttir February 23, 2019 On Saturday, 9 February, we attended EFP’s press event and heard from each of the European Shooting Stars, hosted by British film critic and presenter, Jason Solomons. Afterwards we had the immense privilege to speak to Icelandic actress, Kristin Þóra Haraldsdóttir, star of the recent release, ‘And Breathe Normally’, directed by Isold Uggadóttir. Like this:Like Loading...
Phoebe Nir Gives Us A Little ‘Side Hustle’ With New EP November 8, 2016 Released on November 4 and including a power-packed cover of Iggy Pop’s ‘Lust For Life’, New York City-based writer, singer/songwriter and theatre artist Phoebe Nir’s debut EP, ‘Side Hustle’ is fast and furious. Like this:Like Loading...
Interview with Brigitte Aphrodite November 12, 2015 Pat talks to Brigitte Aphrodite about her music, her poetry, theatre, depression, and being Creshendorious. Like this:Like Loading...
Spiegeltent Canary Wharf August 9, 2015 Spiegeltent Canary Wharf will be located at Canada Square Park 10-20 September for 11 days of eclectic entertainment! Like this:Like Loading...
