Treason the Musical uses eclectic musical styles to tell the story of Bonfire Night and should not stand in the shadow of the more famous Hamilton, according to reviewer Paul Szabo.
The stage adaptation of the 1992 Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner film shines in its production values and musical delivery – in the face of some hammier moments.
Transporting the setting of the story to an institute for young adults, everything about Bourne’s production oozes class. But his real talent is his ability to convey a narrative so easily through movement.
This is meant to be a victory tour for Maisie’s first album, You Signed Up For This; it’s actually a victory tour for the journey each audience member has been on since first hearing these songs.
Compared to Curtis’ dark baritone and Sumner’s understated vocals, Hooky's versions of timeless Joy Division and New Order songs unlock a whole new way of experiencing them.
Featuring queer friendships at its core, The Way Old Friends Do is centred around ABBA but is not a musical. What did reviewer Paul Szabo make of this Lyceum production?