Musical Reviews

Back in 1970, two young men released a rock opera concept album about a historical figure using a story freely

“They are sisters. They are ugly,” so The Narrator (Michael Jibson) tells the audience, in direct reference to Clodagh (Maria

When Merrily We Roll Along opened on Broadway in 1981 it was a resounding flop, closing after just sixteen performances.

It would take a self-confessed individual like Adrian Mole (Michael Hawkins at the performance I attended, the role shared with

A theatrical adaptation of a book that has received as much critical acclaim as Alice Walker’s The Color Purple has

Fame is a musical that will live on forever, and this production certainly doesn’t disappoint. It is full of charm,

Stephen Schwartz’s 1971 musical Godspell is probably not his most famous work, it is, however, the first one I became