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Who Killed Marilyn? at Emerald Theatre Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 2+ day ago (224+ words) In Who Killed Marilyn?, author Sharleen Cooper Cohen mixes fact and fiction - not to say imagination - to consider what may have actually happened. It’s a brave and interesting concept that sadly falls short across the board, resulting in a show…...
Kimberly Akimbo at Hampstead Theatre Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (289+ words) The story centres on Kimberly Levaco, a 16-year-old girl in New Jersey with a rare genetic condition that causes her to age about four times faster than the average person. While Kimberly may be a teenager on the inside, her…...
The Little Woman In My Head Must Die at Upstairs at The Gatehouse Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 2+ day ago (396+ words) The Little Woman In My Head Must Die at Upstairs at The Gatehouse Review Theatre and Tonic The Little Woman In My Head Must Die at Upstairs at The Gatehouse Review In Tolkien’s famous stories Hobbits only become adults at…...
Interview with Jessica Brindle, A Month in the Country at Donmar Warehouse — Theatre and Tonic
2+ week, 4+ day ago (526+ words) Jessica Brindle in rehearsals for A Month in the Country. As an actor, you’re well versed in both modern classics and taking on large comedic roles. How do you think your past experiences have prepared you for Katya? What was…...
Saving Britney at Underbelly George Square Bluebell Review — Theatre and Tonic
4+ week, 1+ day ago (409+ words) Saving Britney at Underbelly George Square Bluebell Review Theatre and Tonic Saving Britney at Underbelly George Square Bluebell Review Bouncy. Glittering. Moving. Saving Britney, co-written by Shereen Roushbaiani and David Shopland, follows the cosmic connection between millennial Jean and the…...
The Reunion at C ARTS review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 2+ day ago (383+ words) The Reunion at C ARTS review Theatre and Tonic The Reunion at C ARTS review This Fringe, Gagglehouse Theatre are debuting their new family comedy-drama The Reunion. New graduate MacKenzie (Harry Foyle) has spent his entire university career hiding his…...
Cecily Hitchcock: Family Recipe, Cellar at Pleasance Courtyard Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 48+ min ago (190+ words) Growing up in a 1990s ‘new town’ named Cambourne in Cambridgeshire, Cecily Hitchcock makes no attempt to hide that she was an unconventional child or, rather, a weird one. In a jam-packed hour of nostalgic anecdotes, Hitchcock’s debut hour at the Fringe…...
Interview with Celine Schoenmaker, Love Never Dies Concert — Theatre and Tonic
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (334+ words) Throughout your career you have taken on some of the most iconic and demanding roles within musical theatre. How does it feel to be returning to Christine in 'Love Never Dies', not only after playing her previously in 'Phantom' but…...
Mortal Sin at Wee Room at Gilded Balloon Teviot Review — Theatre and Tonic
4+ week, 1+ day ago (340+ words) Mortal Sin at Wee Room at Gilded Balloon Teviot Review Theatre and Tonic Mortal Sin at Wee Room at Gilded Balloon Teviot Review Mortal Sin at Gilded Balloon’s Teviot tells the story of two best friends, Colm and Peggy, in…...
You’re So Special at Soho Theatre Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (287+ words) Leotard-clad dreams are reckless, but inevitable, when one is clearly destined for greatness. Julia Grogan’s brilliant dark comedy You’re so Special tells the story of Miss June, a baby ballet teacher in Methodist church hall, who longs for stardom. When…...