In the latest of my jollies to see shows on the Regional theatre circuit, I’ve just been to see the touring production of Spamalot, having seen the West End and Broadway productions around 7 times in total in the past. I’ve decided to keep this review fairly short, as this tour has been running for … Continue reading »
Before I open this review, I should mention that I’ve seen this show previously five or six times now, I was a big fan of it in the West End, and saw it every six months or so – so it’s been great to revisit this production here in Manchester, as part of it’s seemingly … Continue reading »
This evening, I was very kindly invited out to the Abraham Moss Theatre, in Crumpsall, Manchester, to see the North West Theatre Arts Company’s (NWTAC) production of their self-penned, brand new musical ‘StreetZ’. Regular visitors to my site may have noticed that I’ve been helping to publicise this show to folk as best that I … Continue reading »
![ALBUM REVIEW: Leonard Cohen – Old Ideas [2012]](http://darkaeon.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/leonardcohenoldideas.jpeg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "ALBUM REVIEW: Leonard Cohen – Old Ideas [2012]")
I happened to pick up the latest Leonard Cohen album, Old Ideas, on Spotify this morning. T’was purely by chance, as I noticed that he had a song in the Billboard 200, and was intrigued to see what he was kicking out these days, after an 8 year recording break. What I’ve found is an … Continue reading »
Let me start off by saying that, recently, I have reviewed Les Misérables TO DEATH! Ha! This will be my last Miz for quite some time! I’ve just come back from seeing Les Misérables at the Queens Theatre, London and have once again had a thoroughly amazing evening, made all the more poignant because this … Continue reading »
![BBC: Lost Christmas [2011]](http://darkaeon.files.wordpress.com/2011/12/screen-shot-2011-12-18-at-23-25-35.png?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "BBC: Lost Christmas [2011]")
So, it’s now less than a week until Christmas Day, and I’ve just taken my first dive into the ever-promising Christmas TV schedule. Lost Christmas is an ‘urban fairytale’ set in (my hometown) Manchester, following a tragic Christmas Eve and the steps that occur the following Christmas, impacted by what has gone on before. Starring … Continue reading »
