Viva Forever!, The Piccadilly Theatre
Viva Forever! isn't the clunker it's been labelled. It's also not the thin gruel of the standard West-End jukebox musical. The real problem is that it can never be Mamma Mia!, the globe-conq…
Viva Forever! isn't the clunker it's been labelled. It's also not the thin gruel of the standard West-End jukebox musical. The real problem is that it can never be Mamma Mia!, the globe-conq…
In Beatles' lore, the Prince of Wales Theatre is totemic. Here, on 4 November 1963, the cheeky quartet played the Royal Command Performance before the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret. Joh…
The fright wig is instantly recognisable. Even with her back turned, it's obviously Tina Tuner on stage. Expect it isn't. It's actress Emi Wokoma playing the singer in a performance virtuall…
Frank Sinatra might have come to dislike being branded as part of the Rat Pack, but the phrase stuck and still sticks. Judging by last night's Christmas-slanted show, just as he, Dean Martin…
It's obviously a coincidence. Backbeat, the story of The Beatles' Hamburg days, their ill-fated bassist and John Lennon art school-mate Stuart Sutcliffe hits the West End the same week that …
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, all women were dressed by Frederick's of Hollywood and all men were a cross between David Lee Roth and Jon Bon Jovi. The Eighties-set Rock of Ages …