Good clean fun. Loved Tommy Carmichael as Charlie.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
REVIEWS
Great interactive event looking a men's mental health. Show leaves you and society a lot to think of.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Brilliant! Funny and original.
@StephanieBee | 7 reviews
Good group of performers. Nice show, different to the films, more like the book.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Amazing set design for a amateur production.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Poet: Pete
Hardman: Adam
maestro: Sam
bore: Andy
Barman: Mark
joker: Danny
Beast: Tom
Handyman: Ben
romantic: Luke
@Sarahj | 2 reviews
Fun way to start the festive season .
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
It's a really great show, I love the soundtrack and the story, but I think that I expected a little more..
@julia | 2 reviews
Full on Cheese but great fun
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
John has an amazing voice and the choir were great too.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Sad the audience was so small.But good to hear the story of her career and hear Kerry sing a few songs. Great to get to meet her after the show.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Great amatur production by Phoenix Theatre Company - Doncaster
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Another great production from the Regent's Park Open Air. I love this place and the shows are always excellent.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Four amateur companies came together to create this all-singing, all-dancing and all-but-professional performance of what I consider to be the best musical of all time. The staging and choreography were superb, the acting and singing fantastic, and the story never fails to move me to tears at least twice. If I could give it six stars I would.
@StephanieBee | 7 reviews
It was very good. Not as good as the show but great staging, lighting and singing.
Wow! Alfie Boe's voice.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Well done by the kids of Scarborough. A few sound issues made it hard to hear some of the singers.
Shows that theatre can be done on a budget and still be enjoyable.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Phenomenal ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
A real musical, songs, great staging, magnificent costumes and excellent choreography. Great actors/singers, everything was there. I had a great time.
@Mummymitzi | 5 reviews
Great new show. Goes through all the emotions. Minimalist staging but well-acted. Standing ovation on all levels of the theatre.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
A real musical, songs, great staging, magnificent costumes and excellent choreography. Great actors/singers, everything was there. I had a great time.
@Sarahj | 2 reviews
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@akashmonyc88 | 2 reviews
Great fun. Inprov murder mystery play with some audience participation
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Great fun. The play was a look at putting on a play from what the audience see and what actually happens back stage to what happens when all hell breaks loose.
I got a bit lost in the 3rd act but overall good fun and very funny.
Great energy in the cast.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Poor story line and song shoehorned in occasionally. Great voices in the cast and some great 80's songs.
Sinitta performed the day we went. Was good by wasted as she was only on for 5 mins to sing her famous song.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Lots of songs packed in to the show with some new ones instead of the usual play list. Sadly a few sound issues but the cast dealt with them brilliantly
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Great fun dancing and singing along to show tunes. One of best concerts been to in a while.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
This is about the most fun it's possible to have at a musical show - high energy performance, snazzy costumes, and the chance to sing and even dance along. There was something from every era with standouts for me being numbers from Les Mis, Greatest Showman, Frozen and Wicked.
@StephanieBee | 7 reviews
Six The Musical is written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss while studying at Cambridge University. The musical had it’s premiere at the Edinburgh Fringe festival in 2017, and then went on to have a very short run at the Arts Theatre which was closed due to the COVID-19 Lockdown and then went to Lyric Theatre after Lockdown and finally to its forever home at the Vaudeville. It has had great success including multiple tours across the UK , North America , Australia and New Zealand with a second home on Broadway.
Six tells the story of Henry V111 wives brought into the 21st century as a concert with impressive and fun pop songs. Some of the hits which have be heard over 100 million times include Heart of Stone, No Way, I don’t need your love, Don’t loose your head, All you wanna do, Six, Ex-Wives, Get Down, Haus of Holborn and the MEGASix.
The cast included Nikki Bentley as Catherine of Aragon, Theo Therese Ngugen as Anne Boleyn, Kayleigh McKnight as Jane Seymour, Rena Oakley as Anne of Cleves, Hannah Lowther and Janiq Charles as Catherine Parr.
The Ladies in Waiting were as follows Ella Ingram as Joan, Isis Dunthorne as Maria, Emma Jemima as Maggie and Kelly Morris as Bessie.
Six the musical is a high energy show that is more than a pop concert, for me the outstanding performance of the night was Kayleigh McKnight’s vocals in Heart of stone, which made me very emotional, however all the queens and Ladies in Waiting are fabulous.
I can definitely see that Six The Musical will continue it’s reign at the vaudeville theatre for many years to come, its no surprise that this show is a global phenomenon. If you are looking for a highly entertaining, music filled night at the theatre I would 100% recommend this show to you.
@soundsandstage | 1 reviews
Great fun. The guy who played Frank was amazing.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Grity show of Northern life but could be in any tower block in the UK. 3rd time I've seen it and still blows me away
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
A very sad play but done with humour about the onset of alzheimer's disease, something that many people have to deal with.
Good production, look out for more things from Doncaster Rep.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
No set, no staging, no costumes, no dancing, this is not a musical comedy, it's Sunset Blvd in concert! It's rubbish, I didn't like it at all.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Brilliant adaptation of a bestselling novel. Such an emotional story brought to life on stage in a considerate and well thought out way.
@JasminePaig3 | 5 reviews
One of A real musical, songs, great staging, magnificent costumes and excellent choreography. Great actors/singers, everything was there. I had a great time.the best amateur shows I've ever seen.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Enjoyed the show. Tim tells some good stories around his songs and complemented with the singers. sound was a bit hit and miss at times.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews
Absolutely incredible, a must see for any Tina fan!
@JasminePaig3 | 5 reviews
A superb production of a superb adaptation. Sorkin brilliantly preserves the narrative voice of Harper Lee's masterpiece, retaining the language of the original in a way that is shocking to modern ears but highly effective. As in the book, Scout, the daughter of a lawyer hired to defend a Black man falsely accused of raping a white girl, tells the story of the summer's events, though in the play she also has assistance from her brother Jem and their friend. The narrative is interwoven with scenes from the courtroom and around the neighbourhood which immerse us in the mood of a deep South still struggling - 70 years later - with the aftermath of the civil war. Watching this in the aftermath of the weekend's far right demonstration in London was unsettling to say the least. Sorkin brings Mockingbird bang up to date without changing a significant word or detail of the original.
The sets are sumptuous, the characterisation superb (especially the family dynamics between the Finches) and the American accents (the downfall of so many productions) so flawless that it was a shock when one of the characters came on afterwards to deliver an appeal for funding in his own voice!
Watch if you can!
@StephanieBee | 7 reviews
A visit to a new little community theatre in Stannington near Sheffield.
A good amateur cast performed The Vicar Of Dimbley very well. Only downside was the seats were all on one level so if there was someone big sat between you and the stage you could not see a lot.
@Bizzo | 27 reviews