From the first chilling note to the final fiery scene, Rebecca is an all-out melodrama, complete with sinister plots, a soaring score, and c...

There are significant moments in history that are not taught in schools or generally known in the public domain, somehow, they’ve been conve...

From Here to Eternity was one of the biggest Hollywood hits of the 1950s. Directed by Fred Zinnemann, it won eight Oscars including best pic...

We're all familiar with icebreakers on training courses. One question that often crops up is 'who would you least like to be stuck i...

Having had to close after just two previews in 2020 due to the pandemic, Aria Entertainment’s Zorro the Musical has finally had its long-awa...

Adapted from Khalil Gibran’s 1912 poetic novel ‘Broken Wings’, the new musical is set in Beirut, Lebanon. The story is biographical and foll...

The overwhelming sensation I got from my two hours and twenty in Charing Cross Theatre, was nostalgia, but the good kind. The nostalgia that...

GHBoy was originally due to play over the Christmas period at the Charing Cross Theatre in London, but sadly due to another wonderful lockdo...

The festive season is upon us and as we head towards the end of what has been an unusual and extraordinary year, the need for some Christmas...

Old Compton Street in the heart of London is the setting for this modern twist on a classic tale. Robbie, the Cinderella of this story,...

Queen of the Mist is an operatic treat for anyone who’d like to spend an evening surrounded by beautiful voices, live music, a kick ass...

Despite closing after just two weeks on Broadway, Amour, a beautifully sweet piece, garnered several nominations at the Tony’s. Endless...

Usually, when I see an invitation to an actor musician show in the inbox I dread answering it due to seeing so many lazy and unfitting ...

Adapted by Colin Higgins from his black comedy film, ‘Harold & Maude’ tells the story of the unlikely friendship between Harold, a ...

It seems slightly odd to be seeing a UK premiere of a 1974 stage play based on a 1971 cult Hollywood movie both written by Colin Higgin...

Chris is currently starring the the new revival of The Woman in White at the Charing Cross Theatre. He made his West End debut, direct fr...

The Woman in White opened on the West End at the Palace over 10 years ago in 2004, with a star cast that included Maria Friedman and Mi...

Originally written as a screenplay by the late Jack Rosenthal, The Knowledge is one of Britain's most beloved films and, in 1980, w...