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Some Mothers Do’Ave’Em ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Posted on 19/07/202219/07/2022

House number 13 isn’t your average house. It starts with the door, hand crafted by Frank (Joe Pasquale) himself – lacking a letter box (don’t worry, it is on Frank’s list of jobs to do) and then you’ll find the door bell can only be turned off by tapping a certain way on the walls….

Itaewon

Posted on 05/07/202205/07/2022

A brand new Korean Fried Chicken restaurant and bar opens in Birmingham this Friday, the 8th July 2022 and we had a sneak peek today. Located in Birmingham City Centre next door to The Old Rep Birmingham and The Electric Cinema, you could combine your visit with a film or a show. It is also…

We Will Rock You ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Posted on 05/07/202205/07/2022

We arrive at Gaga High School on an Island in some dystopian future where a Killer Queen and her assistant Khashoggi rule the island, full of obedient, electronically programmed students. But, as in all schools, not all of the students follow the rules… Galileo, one of the students at the school, escapes with his new…

Guys and Dolls ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Posted on 30/06/202230/06/2022

This evening I attended the press night for Guys and Dolls, a BMOS Musicals production at The Alexandra Theatre Birmingham and to say I was blown away was a complete understatement. Am Dram productions have seen a resurgence recently and they’re bigger, they’re stronger and they’re at a level where they can perform on large…

Waitress at Wolverhampton Grand ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Posted on 29/06/202229/06/2022

Wow. Just wow. Having seen Waitress recently on tour with Dr Pomatter played by Matt Willis, we were incredibly excited to be invited to see it at The Grand in Wolverhampton with a new Dr Pomatter. This time he was to be played by David Hunter who has previously played the role in the West…

Soho House and Museum

Posted on 20/06/202220/06/2022

Located in Soho, just off the main Soho Road, Birmingham is the glorious Georgian home of Birmingham Industrialist, Matthew Boulton. Boulton was an incredibly intelligent, business minded gentleman who joined partners with Scottish engineer, James Watt, creating the popular and well known first Steam Engines. Watt and Boulton were clever enough to patent their design…

Made in Dagenham

Posted on 17/06/202217/06/2022

Playing at The Core Theatre, Solihull until Saturday 18th June 2022 is Made in Dagenham, performed by the incredibly talented Queensbridge Musical Theatre Society. I headed along on Tuesday evening to see what the show was all about and I have to admit, having not previously watched an Amateur Dramatics production I feared it may…

Lord of the Dance – ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Posted on 17/06/202217/06/2022

Sensational. Stepping onto the stage at The Alexandra Theatre Birmingham this week (until Sunday 19th June 2022) are the amazingly talented cast from Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance. This 2 hour show (including interval) will leave you astounded. How do they dance so well for so long? How do they play the violin so…

Singin’ in the Rain ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Posted on 08/06/202208/06/2022

This evening we sat in the Birmingham Hippodrome audience watching Singin’ in the Rain, a musical that takes its inspiration from the movie which premiered nearly 70 years ago (September 1952). The production is set in Hollywood, in the diminishing days of the silent screen era. Monumental Pictures are worrying that their competitors will take…

Magic Goes Wrong ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Posted on 24/05/202224/05/2022

Wand-erfully Funny! This evening, Mischief Comedy took over the Birmingham Hippodrome stage with their Magic Goes Wrong stage show which was first performed in 2019 at the Quays Theatre, Salford. Written by Penn Jillette, Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, Henry Shields and Teller. The story is about a Charity Magic Show that goes disastrously wrong. This…

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