Tag: musical
A musical tribute
Any humanities student will be familiar with the term that there’s ‘no such thing’ as originality in any form, whether it be novels, theoretical...
Review: Footlights’ ‘Oklahoma’
This year’s Footlights Northcott offering is a production of the one and only Oklahoma. With music and libretto by the ineffable Rodgers and Hammerstein,...
Crazy New Boyfriend
“Hello, nice to meet you, you broke my heart.”
This was the crooning of Skylar Austin, newcomer to the CW’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, in his very...
Review: Footlights’ My Fair Lady
After almost 60 years, 'My Fair Lady' returned to Exeter this term as Footlights took over the Lemon Grove for four nights. As always,...
Review: Cold War
Pawel Pawlikowski, Oscar-winning director of Ida, brings us another stunner: Cold War, a beautiful and bittersweet romance set against the backdrop of Cold War-wracked...
Review: SHERWOOD @ Kay House
The story of Robin Hood is age old, and whether you are acquainted with it through the 1973 Disney film, or just through its...
Review: Footlights’ ‘Singin’ in the Rain’
The curtain rises to reveal a red carpet, a hoard of journalists and enthusiasts gather, and the brassy voice of Dora Bailey announces the...
Review: Spamalot @ Exeter Northcott
Ham and jam and Spam(alot): a grim combination but a lovingly revived musical, Spamalot brings you the classic gags from the loved Monty Python and...
Made in Dagenham: Directors’ Interview
I meet Rosie Thomas and Ella Nokes, co-directors of Shotgun Theatre’s upcoming show “Made in Dagenham”, at 9am on the Monday of exam week....
Godspell – a spellbinding success
Shotgun Theatre has a history over the last couple of years of producing high quality and high energy term one shows. Following the huge...
