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London theatre news, reviews and interviews by Neil Cheesman

News, reviews & interviews published by Neil Cheesman. Read the latest London theatre reviews for London West End and Off-West End productions by all reviewers.

Q&A with Danielle Pearson, playwright of Queen Mab

June 18, 2021 Last updated: June 18, 2021 5:05 pm By Neil Cheesman

Danielle Pearson

Danielle Pearson's Queen Mab is the first play of Iris Theatre’s 2021 Seed Commissions series. Directed by Georgie Staight, Queen Mab weaves music and storytelling in this dynamic piece of new writing. Both Danielle and Georgie are Associate Artists of the Watermill Theatre. Inspired by Mercutio’s famous speech in Romeo and Juliet, Queen Mab brings this mythic dream-weaver into the mundanity of pandemic life. A coming-of-age tale for fifteen-year-olds and five-hundred-year-olds alike. … [Read more...]

Q&A with Sarah Kameela Impey from the cast of The Three Musketeers

June 10, 2021 Last updated: June 10, 2021 1:44 pm By Neil Cheesman

Sarah Kameela Impey and David Bedella. Credit Mark Senior.

The classic tale of The Three Musketeers is brought to you by the inconceivable, unimaginable and fantastical FoolHardy Theatre… a company with questionable theatrical training, no experience and no taste. What could possibly go wrong? Audio and animation are brought together in this swashbuckling adventure. Expect sword fights, deception and a right royal romance as audiences are taken back to the regal splendour of 17th century France in this exciting, madcap comedy. The new online … [Read more...]

The Great Pacific Octopus Maritime School: Q&A with Manjinder Virk

April 15, 2021 Last updated: April 15, 2021 3:55 pm By Neil Cheesman

Manjinder Virk

5North and Ellie Keel Productions’ Written on the Waves, a series of world premiere audio plays – the penultimate play, and first for a family audience, in the series is The Giant Pacific Octopus Maritime School by Jaclyn Backhaus and directed by Jessica Rose McVay, CEO and Creative Director of 45North. What's it like once the Earth's surface is uninhabitable? Well, if you ask Priya and Ilya, citizens of a newly constructed underwater society, it's pretty boring. That is, until their … [Read more...]

Open Mic, a new interactive show by Rob Drummond

March 31, 2021 Last updated: March 31, 2021 1:22 pm By Neil Cheesman

Open Mic, a new interactive show by Rob Drummond

ETT (English Touring Theatre) and Soho Theatre, in association with HOME, have announced Open Mic, a new interactive show by Rob Drummond. Streamed live via TicketCo from the Cabaret Space at Soho Theatre, 1 – 3 April 2021. We need fun! Human beings need fun. It’s not a want. It’s a human need. Do you remember the last fun night out you had before the misery of 2020 really hit? What would you have done for a night like the ones you’ve missed out on? As the nation begins its tentative … [Read more...]

Denise Van Outen’s Some Girl I Used to Know

March 24, 2021 Last updated: March 24, 2021 11:19 pm By Neil Cheesman

Some Girl I Used to Know - Tamzin Outhwaite and Denise Van Outen - Photo credit Robin Kennedy

Some Girl I Used to Know which first debuted to sold-out audiences on the West End at the Arts Theatre in 2014, will transport theatre-goers and fans alike to a time when hopes were high and love was intoxicating - and Covid wasn’t even conceived. Both hilarious and touching, this one-woman monologue features a mixtape of songs from the 80s and 90s, including Soft Cell and Culture Club performed as live by Denise Van Outen. With music supplied by globally renowned producer Steve Anderson … [Read more...]

From Acting to Akt: The founders behind the natural deodorant brand

March 1, 2021 Last updated: March 17, 2021 12:11 am By Neil Cheesman

AKT

Ed Currie and Andy Coxon, who went from acting every day to founding Akt - the all-vegan, gender-neutral, natural, plastic-free deodorant brand, which is tested on performers - not animals. With vigorous and demanding schedules under hot lights on the West End, Ed and Andy struggled to find a deodorant that prevented the smell of hard work. Over a three year journey, Ed and Andy created, developed and formulated the award-winning balm in Ed’s kitchen - which now comes in three refined … [Read more...]

Murders and Tragedies: Oscar Dufrenne – Paris 1933

January 25, 2021 Last updated: March 17, 2021 12:20 am By Neil Cheesman

Père Lachaise - Tomb of Oscar Dufrenne

Oscar Dufrenne was born in Lille on 13th March 1875. As a young man, he left his working-class family in Lille (his parents were upholsterers) and set off to make his fortune in Paris. Having created a successful career, during the Roaring Twenties and into the thirties, Dufrenne offered colourful, sequin-laden shows, with scenes featuring scantily-clothed entertainers that while highly popular with most of the public, were labelled 'obscene' by detractors. Dufrenne fiercely defended his … [Read more...]

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